Donate, don’t bin, unwanted gifts
Wokingham Borough Council encourages donation of unwanted or duplicate Christmas gifts rather than binning them
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Traffic chaos in Wokingham after car crashes into traffic lights on Broad Street
Traffic from Bracknell direction is prevented from turning right onto Rectory Road until the vehicle is removed
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Barkham solar farm delays could add to financial pressures
Council is committed to doing everything we can to secure the original connection dates and avoid any financial impact.
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Windmill Primary School celebrates gold award
Wokingham school is recognised for rights respecting excellence by UNICEF
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Party co-founder to speak in Woodley
Zarah Sultana, the co-founder of Your Party and member of parliament for Coventry will be at the "Wokingham and Reading Public Meeting" on Sunday.
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Earlybird booking opens for Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
Soloist Elizaveta Tyun to join Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra in Wokingham
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Deadline approaching for school applications
The deadline to apply is January 15.
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Wokingham bookworms support fundraising for charities
Tesco superstore Community Bookshelf thanks generous customers
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Hear how previous generations have approached railway safety
A talk in Wokingham will focus on what has worked over the years
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Community pays tribute after death of Tamarind Tree co-founder
The Tamarind Tree, an Indian restaurant in Wokingham town centre, has announced the death of its co-founder, Koush Miah.
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