Child bereavement charity receives boost from housebuilder
Millers Homes backs Daisy's Dream
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“Let’s talk our town up”: New Wokingham independent business network launches
The first meeting took place last week of 'Indy Wokingham', a group of independent business owners in Wokingham.
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SustEnable Wokingham clears up the town centre
The group's first public event draws a crowd of litter-picking volunteers
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M4 crash near Reading causes delays after fuel spillage
A crash on the M4 near Reading has caused delays for drivers after a fuel spillage led to lane closures on the motorway.
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Popular Wokingham takeaway shuts suddenly, but promises comeback in new location
Owners vow '"this is not goodbye'.
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Residents rejoice at Limmerhill rescue
Developer's appeal to build on a Wokingham green space is rejected
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New Dinton memberships launching soon
New memberships will be launching next month.
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YOUR LETTERS: Wokingham council hiking rent costs, the joy of celebrating Lunar New Year
Readers letters from Wokingham Today, edition March 5th, 2026.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: It’s time to put children’s safety first
Wokingham Borough Council had plans in place to extend the Greenway that runs through Cantley Park, to provide a safe walking route from Cantley.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Social Care Futures
Many of you will know of Social Care Futures, working with people to be inclusive, to make literature understandable to everyone and to value people
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