Free weekend bus travel set to return for Christmas
The initiative was also in place during the same period in 2023.
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Tributes left to 90-year-old Reg after body found in river Emm Brook
The 90 year old is warmly remembered by friends, neighbours and his church family
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Police find body in Woosehill in search for missing 90-year-old
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that they have found a body of a man in Woosehill. They believe it to be John, also known as Reginald or Reg, who was...
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The Great #Woky Pub Quiz is back
Expect a night of brain wracking fun for charity
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Imam provides reassurance
Wokingham muslims were urged to remain calm during a sermon last week.
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Meet Toodles, and help raise funds for charity
Promise Inclusion's birds of prey event is going to be a great selfie opportunity
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Judges give young performers a thumbs up in Wokingham
Children showcase their talents at Windmill Primary School
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Water plans for Woosehill
The water filling station will occupy a single parking space at the supermarket.
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Wokingham at the Euros
Wokingham was represented at last night's UEFA Euro 2024 final in Berlin.
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Two more green spaces recognised as nature havens
They are important places for wildlife to flourish
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