Historic ceremony welcomes new mayor in Wokingham
A ceremony dating back decades took place last Sunday, when Cllr Alwyn Jones was installed as the new town mayor.
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Community
Struggling families in Wokingham Borough can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Free men’s walking group in Wokingham
Walk, talk, and share what's on your mind
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Fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
A toddler group meets at Kings Place on Mondays
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Liberal democrats maintain control of Wokingham borough council
The Liberal Democrats retained control of both Wokingham borough council and Wokingham town council following the local elections.
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Wilhelmine celebrated her 100th birthday with Link friends at Cote
What could be nicer?
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How a Wokingham charity is building community confidence
Communities Vision shines a light on Promise Inclusion
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Tim’s pedal power will support Wokingham charities
The Kings Church member will ride from Lands End to John O'Groats for Soulscape and SHARE Wokingham
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Words from Wokingham Churches: Life’s journey
Walking with faith through bereavement
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Discover the art of dressing well at Royal Ascot
Ascot Racecourse has unveiled the 2026 Royal Ascot Handbook: The Art of Dressing Well.
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