Local councillor quits Labour over Gaza
Councillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
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Community
Binfield scarecrows, get ready!
Registration opens to get creating for a scarecrow trail
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Barkham Village Hall urgently seeks treasurer
Do you have financial skills? Your village hall needs you
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Hear about a talk that shocked and outraged
Wokingham Literary Society will discuss Charles Darwin and his infamous book
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Want to meet other writers?
A Wokingham Library group may be for you
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High rating for Royal Berkshire Hospital in patient survey
The survey asked people to give their opinions on the care they received.
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Fresh produce, fruit, flowers and foliage abound at WHA Autumn Show
Dahlias and chrysanthemums were just some of the beautiful blooms on display
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Wokingham Arts Trail is this weekend
See the work of visual artists at venues around the town
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Festival returns this weekend
The Time Hops festival returns to the Siren Craft Brew Tap Yard .
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Save the date for a Wokingham quiz
Wokingham Town Mayor to host fundraising night for CLASP
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