New road works to begin this week in Wokingham
There'll be temporary traffic lights in this area at times this week, but Tesco will remain open.
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Community
MP at Hindu youth event
He was at the Wokingham chapter of a Hindu youth organisation.
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Town Hall breakfast event could be a lightbulb moment
Wokingham Positive Difference to consider Electric Futures at its next meeting
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Happiness is a walk in the park
Join a group that strolls for mental wellbeing
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Bracknell woman to walk one mile for every year she’s been alive
Louise will stride out for Breast Cancer Now
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Strictly, watch out – here comes Michael, 81
Nothing can prevent Wokingham resident from learning new steps
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Loddon District Guides’ annual quiz helps local charity
Loddon District Guides' tenth annual quiz attracted a large crowd to support a valued local charity.
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Wokingham top for fewest fast food outlets
Borough has the lowest number of fast food shops in England.
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Knit, stitch and natter in Wokingham
Join a group of sewers and stichers to chat as you work
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Over 60 and feeling lonely? Call The Link Visiting Scheme
Find out about activities and groups in the area
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