Magic comes to Wokingham as fairies take over Elms Field
The fairies are here! Find them in Elms Field
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Waverley pupils sprint through the rain for The Cowshed
Prep school youngsters tackle the course with smiles
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Church Notes: Holding onto hope
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Vegan market returns to Wokingham next week
You'll find stalls with food, cakes, natural skincare, eco-friendly gifts and freebies, plus live music.
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‘Strong community feel and independent high street’: Wokingham named among Britain’s happiest places to live once again
Wokingham has been named one of the happiest places to live in Great Britain, according to a new national ranking.
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Enjoy Summer Fun at Holme Grange Craft Village
Come to Wokingham's independent outlet village for a family day out
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Wokingham Ale Trail launched
Wokingham Publican Carol Williams cuts the ribbon to launch what is the the inaugural Wokingham Ale Trail.
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Enchanting show coming to Elms Field
The family show Letters to the Fairies is coming to Wokingham's Theatre in the Park on July 18.
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Alarm over impacts for 600 homes plan between Reading and Wokingham
Neighbours have voiced strong opposition to plans for 600 new homes between Reading and Wokingham, with concerns ranging from infrastructure pressure
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Why are hundreds demanding action over this Wokingham road closure?
A petition is calling on Wokingham borough council, and its contractor Balfour Beatty, to restore safe pedestrian access from Easthampstead Road
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