Fitness trainer James to run for CLASP
Wokingham Half Marathon entrant shows his appreciation for the group he teaches
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Sumas in the semis
Captain Sean Moore and James Beauchamp were on target for the Sumas.
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Wokingham organ concert will be out of this world
An interstellar-themed organ recital will be performed at St Paul's Church
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Why businesses are flocking to Wokingham, according to new sustainability rankings
Wokingham has been ranked highly in a new study focusing on sustainable businesses.
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Council seeks BINspiration as it asks residents to name new waste collection lorries
Enter a competition to name new bin lorries
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Sit & Sip to undergo rebrand
Popular Wokingham bar is set to reopen under a new name
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Wokingham Probus Club starts the year quizzically
Group for retired professionals offers a warm welcome to new joiners this year
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Top ranking for Wokingham
Website says town is a good option if you want a well-rounded feel with strong everyday amenities.
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Stallholders can soon apply for the Wokingham May Fayre
Registration is open for this popular annual event
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Three cheers for People Planet Pint
Wokingham group raises their glasses to support for the local environment
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