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Church Notes: Living in the Moment
How to find that silver lining, part 2
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‘Trashing the town’: Domino’s signs removed after Wokingham backlash
The signs appeared in various locations in the borough.
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Wokingham athlete, 61, prepares for World Powerlifting Championships after becoming European and British Masters Champion
A Wokingham man is preparing to compete at the World Powerlifting Championships this September after becoming the European and British Masters Champio
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Church Notes: Developing a positive mindset by making decisions only for today
How to find that silver lining, part 1
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Reader’s plea sparks action over Emm Brook rubbish
A reader contacted Wokingham Today following the discovery.
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Wokingham student journalist wins prestigious award after being praised as ‘outstanding’
He was nominated by his tutors ? not only for his academic achievement but also for his care and consideration towards his fellow students.
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Young performers take to the stage in Woosehill
Windmill Primary School students showed their talents in front of a star-studded panel of judges
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Teenager found dead at house in Wokingham, police release update on Windmill Close incident
A teenage boy has been found dead at a property in Wokingham, police have said.
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Major incident in Woosehill as large emergency services presence responds
Emergency services were called to a major incident in the Woosehill area of Wokingham on Tuesday afternoon.
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Fallen tree shuts Woosehill Spine Road in Wokingham
A road in Wokingham, Woosehill has been closed after a tree fell across the carriageway on Monday morning.
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