League Cup final beckons for Sumas
Wokingham Town Football Club have reached the Cherry Red Records League Challenge Cup Final.
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Community
Countdown begins for wellness festival at Dinton Pastures
Kamala Festival returns to Dinton Pastures on Saturday, May 9.
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BBC Gladiator Steel stuns Wokingham school — what happened next raised £3,500!
Zack George, also known as BBC TV's Gladiator Steel, thrilled children at Floreat Montague park primary school.
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How will the climate and nature crisis affect me?
Find out at a free Wokingham Film
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Enjoy a charity coffee event in Wokingham
A coffee morning at St Paul's this month will benefit Christian Aid
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Skatepark event in Twyford
An event to mark the first anniversary of a skatepark in Twyford is happening next month.
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Church Notes: The power of walking
Words from Wokingham churches: St Paul's Church
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Waingels awarded anti-bullying badge
The award reflects the school's strong commitment to creating a safe, respectful and inclusive environment for every student.
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Knight School of Dance presents a gem of a show this weekend
Ruby Reflections marks the school's 40th year, and celebrates the joy of dance
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The stories behind roadworks in Wokingham
At any point in time, there are typically around 150 sets of roadworks underway across the borough.
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