Call for youngsters to have their say on future of Wokingham’s arts scene
Call for youngsters to have their say on future of Wokingham's arts scene
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Developer wins appeal that will link Bracknell to Wokingham
Beaulieu Homes' proposal to build 54 homes, including 19 affordable, off St Anne's Drive, was rejected by Wokingham Borough Council in January 2022.
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700,000 people live without central heating
In Wokingham, 489 of the borough's 69,200 households have no central heating.
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Young fundraiser takes on RED January challenge
A WOKINGHAM schoolboy has embarked on another fundraising effort, having earned a reputation for his philanthropy in 2022.
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Wokingham group’s January pantomime takes laughter to new heights
Wokingham group's January pantomime takes laughter to new heights
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Dance with Strictly’s star Ian
Dance with Strictly's star Ian
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Remember your voter ID for May local elections
For the first time ever, the electorate will have to show photographic identification to cast their ballot.
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Rail replacement buses from Reading to Bracknell and Guildford throughout February
From Monday, February 13, to Friday, February 17, buses will replace trains from Reading to Bracknell and Guildford.
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The Arts Society Wokingham are moving to King’s Academy, Binfield – first lecture on Monday looks at ancient Syria
t's a New Year and a new venue for the Arts Society Wokingham. The first lecture is on Monday, January 16, and is on Palmyra. Bride of the Desert
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Search is on for the UK’s most marvellous moggy – could they live in Reading or Wokingham?
SaCats Protection has launched a search to find the nation's most marvellous moggies, each aimed at sharing tales of devotion, courage & companionship
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