Another sponsor for Wokingham Pride
Wokingham Pride has announced The Dukes Head as another sponsor for this year's event.
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Community
Farewell to a Wokingham icon
One of Wokingham's iconic structures disappeared last week.
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Are Reading’s flood defences good enough? asks film audience
Act now, say viewers at the showing of an inspirational new climate film
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New traveller site proposed for countryside land near Swallowfield
The land is vacant, and is 250 metres south of Swallowfield.
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How Woodley Town Council is investing in young people
Council provides positive opportunities for local young people
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New partnership at Cantley Park
The new partnership between Wokingham borough council and the county football association will begin this month.
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Could you slash your energy bills? New solar deal opens for Wokingham homes
Register to find out more
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Choir jubilant after Spring Concert
South Berkshire Singers raised hundreds of pounds for charity
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New hope for country pub
Howard Witten who runs The Crooked Billet said he is optimistic about the future.
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England legends set for Finchampstead
The event will feature a match between Finchampstead and an ex-England legends team.
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