Work starts at Bohunt Wokingham Sixth
The expansion project will provide 300 places for sixth form students.
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Community
Flats plan approved despite parking concerns
Councillors discussed plans to build flats on a field in Lower Earley.
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Are you a community lottery winner?
Ten players matched two numbers and won three extra tickets.
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Town centre shop sign sells at auction
It once belonged to Woolworths in Peach Street.
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Church Notes: On being inclusive
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Medieval jousting coming to Dinton
The event will feature jousting shows, bird of prey, archery, a food village and more.
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Mayor visit to Wokingham Today
She popped into several businesses, including Wokingham Today.
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Major road closures start next week
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at its junction with Finchampstead Road.
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Wokingham Theatre celebrates its best asset: Bob Hill
Glasses were raised for his 50 years of dedicated support
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Crowthorne learning disability leader wins national award
Sarah Davies is praised for 'putting people at the heart of every decision'
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