Wokingham’s Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
Wokingham's Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
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Police suspect blaze in east Wokingham home is arson
EMERGENCY crews were called to a home in east Wokingham yesterday afternoon to tackle a blaze being treated as arson.
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Award for football association
The Berks & Bucks Football Association collected the Partnership Award at the 2023 County Football Association Recognition Awards.
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Family-friendly musical evening from Wokingham Choral Society
FESTIVE favourites are on the menu for a Christmas concert in Wokingham later this month.
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All are welcome to celebrate Christmas with St Paul’s parish
All are welcome to celebrate Christmas with St Paul's parish
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Monday mornings at Wokingham library are fun and games
Monday mornings at Wokingham library are fun and games
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Make an impact with your Christmas greetings by buying cards with a heart
Pop along to the Cards for Good Causes pop-up shop at Wokingham Library.
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Schools help Wokingham Town Mayor get the Christmas tree decorated
Dressing the Christmas Tree event was full of Christmas spirit
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Jones and Kerr step down from executive
Clive Jones and Sarah Kerr have attended their last meeting of the Wokingham Borough Council executive.
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‘School streets’ on the way?
Wokingham residents will get a say on a transport plan that could include a trial of "school streets" in the borough.
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