“The theatre is my tribe. It’s where I belong” An Arborfield schoolboy bullied for his love of musical theatre has won the hearts of the nation with his anti-bullying campaign,...
Read moreDetailsTHE coronavirus has seen a Woodley-based business have extra, extra business – now you can read all about it. Every morning, a team from Brightons News collect, sort and deliver...
Read moreDetailsREADY for Pride – this morning council leader John Halsall raised a rainbow up Wokingham Borough Council’s flagpole ahead of tomorrow’s celebration. This year is the first time that a...
Read moreDetailsSECONDARY schools across the borough are benefitting from a new partnership from a local pharmaceutical company. Boehringer Ingelheim has teamed up with STEM Learning, the UK's largest provider of education...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough libraries have launched their annual summer reading challenge and are signing up new recruits for their Silly Squad.
Read moreDetails“These enhancements will benefit all of our residents not just the football community. Visiting the park, whether to exercise, meet friends, walk the dog or simply relax, is really popular...
Read moreDetailsFudge, cakes and pastries are just some of the treats you can enjoy this Sunday, July 12 as Wokingham’s vegan market makes a much welcomed return. The monthly event will...
Read moreDetails“It’s absolutely soul destroying not knowing when we can return. Beauty is all I know. We feel like the forgotten industry."
Read moreDetailsA charity which helps vulnerable Wokingham families has relaunched its services this month. Home-Start began its remote aid on Wednesday, July 1 following a period of restrictions due to the...
Read moreDetailsEvery day over the last 20 months I’ve been proud to work as Chief Executive here at Citizens Advice Wokingham. As we begin our search for four new trustees to...
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