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Words from Wokingham Churches: Life’s journey
Walking with faith through bereavement
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Discover the art of dressing well at Royal Ascot
Ascot Racecourse has unveiled the 2026 Royal Ascot Handbook: The Art of Dressing Well.
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Grab your tickets now for new festival
The Wokingham Chilli Hop Cider Festival will take place at Elms Field from next Friday until Sunday.
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League Cup final tonight tor Sumas
A win would be a fitting tribute for the Emmbrook-based club that is celebrating its 150th anniversary season.
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Free children’s fun day returns next weekend
Wokingham town council is hosting a Children's Fun Day on May 23.
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Former Wokingham climate chief faced tough questions over BP role before election defeat
A former senior councillor in Wokingham and candidate in last weeks's elections avoided accusations of hypocrisy by resigning from an oil company.
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Record price paid for Wokingham Town programme
A total of £353.44 has been paid for the single sheet edition from the August 1954 Metropolitan League match.
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Details revealed for Wokingham Ale Trail launch
The Ale Trail will run from June 7 to July 12.
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Charity says goodbye to oldest volunteer
At 85 years old, Barbara has been a cornerstone of The Cowshed for more than five year.
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Residents losing tens of thousands in “exploitative” park home charge, MP warns
The MP noted that park home residents are being forced to pay 10% of the sale price to the site owners.
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