Wokingham Theatre builders: A ‘bunch of happy bodgers’
Their stunning onstage creations are worthy of the West End
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Community
Councillor remains committed despite move
'I'm still very connected to the area I serve'.
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Bishop Mary Gregory visits the children of St Sebastian’s C of E
Special visitor praises the school's warmth
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Tune into live commentary from Wokingham Town v Reading City on Saturday
The Hospital Radio Reading team are set to broadcast live match commentary from Lowther Road.
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Enjoy a short story chosen by Wokingham Shared Reading Group
Wokingham Writers present Tania Christie's 'The Flight'
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The Holt School unveils new science lab in honour of Regina Wilkinson
'Do science, and the world is your oyster...'
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Solar canopies plan for Mereoak
It will only go ahead if the business case remains viable.
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Record entries for Hurst horticultural show
Class entry numbers were the highest ever.
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Austen house celebrates India from the comfort of armchairs
Residents explore Indian culture without having to pack a single suitcase
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Wokingham Council leader issues statement of solidarity after Synagogue attack in Manchester
"We have reached out to the local Jewish leadership and other community groups."
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