MP demands better SEND support
He has urged the government to take urgent action to improve the delivery of SEND support for children and their families.
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Do you know an unsung hero?
Wokingham town council is looking for Unsung Heroes?
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Church Notes: DNA is clear evidence
Words from Wokingham churches
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Demolition of huge computer office building in Bracknell given the go-ahead
The demolition of a huge office building for an American computer business in Bracknell has been given the go-ahead.
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Verdict due on plan to add 10 new homes to converted offices in Wokingham
A verdict is due on a controversial plan to add 10 new homes to converted offices in Wokingham.
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£10,000 donation will provide winter warmer packs for 200 people in need
Wokingham charity The Cowshed 'incredibly grateful' to Morrisons Foundation
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Wokingham remembers
Wokingham came together to remember the fallen on Remembrance Sunday, and again for a two-minute silence on Tuesday.
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Link Charity Curry Night raises generous amount
Wokingham fundraiser is a tasty success
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Quiz support for CLASP
Wokingham town mayor Cllr Lou Timlin raised more than £1,300 for her chosen charity.
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025 : Young Hero of the Year Award – Aadya Kumar
A youngster from Wokingham, Aadya Kumar, was given the Young Hero of the Year Award, sponsored by Maison Estate Agency.
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