Daisy drops in to Wokingham
Wokingham Liberal Democrats welcomed their party's deputy leader, Daisy Cooper, to the borough last week.
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Community
Naturally Speaking: Is it a spider, or a wasp?
Environmental News and Views: Spider wasp, spider wasp. Does whatever a spider wasp does.
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Church Notes – Healing positivity
Words from Wokingham churches
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Meet Mary Poppins at fun day
The Summer fun day taking place this weekend.
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Hurst homes appeal begins
A government inquiry has launched today into plans for 99 homes on land in the village.
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A new name in town
Market Place has a new retailer this week.
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Wokingham Writers Group presents three short stories
Its three winning competition entries are published in Wokingham.Today
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Town to mark VJ Day
The wreath laying will be followed by a two-minute silence.
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Winnersh Dance club celebrates 50 golden toe-tapping years
The group is delighted still to be popular and enjoyed after five decades
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Glass kerbside collection plans on hold
Decision on hold pending details of the government's funding settlement.
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