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What’s on across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell – May 4-14
A selection of events taking place across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell in the coming 10 days
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Volunteer fair to be held in Wokingham Library to allow people to respond to King’s call to join the Big Help Out
A VOLUNTEER fair is to be held in Wokingham town centre next week, to let people respond to King's invitation to help out in the community.
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VOTE 2023: Lib Dem byelection winner Sarah Green MP joins party on campaign trail in Wokingham Without
AN MP joined campaigners on the doorsteps on Wokingham Without on May Day, aiming to give her party's candidate a last-minute boost.
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Wokingham Choral Society presents cheque to Wokingham Town Mayor following succesful festive concert
Last week, Wokingham Choral Society presented Wokingham Town Mayor, Cllr Maria Gee, with a cheque for £315 in aid of charity Kaleidoscopic UK
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Concerns after Cantley play area floods following heavy rain
Wokingham residents have expressed concern after one of the town's main parks flooded.
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Drivers’ concerns over councils, including Wokingham, having powers to fine them for moving traffic offences
DRIVERS have raised concerns about councils including Wokingham Borough applying for permission for the power to enforce moving traffic offences
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Revised plan to convert Wokingham town centre offices into flats
OFFICES in Wokingham town centre will become flats, but an application received by the borough council aims to reduce the number from three to two.
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Wokingham May Fayre – what time are the acts on the stages?
WOKINGHAM'S annual May Fayre takes place today, offering the borough its first chance to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. Parts of Wokingham town centre will be closed to...
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Wokingham’s May fayre will be fit for a king
THIS year's Wokingham Lions May Fayre will be fit for a king. That's the promise from organisers of the annual event which kicks-off Coronation Week
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VOTE 2023: Conservative councillor backs Lib Dem candidate ahead of Wokingham borough elections on Thursday
A CONSERVATIVE councillor has said he is backing a Lib Dem candidate in Thursday's local elections.
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