Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf: secrets and lies revealed at Wokingham Theatre
There's a bumpy ride of a classic play in store for Wokingham audiences
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Community
Hurst Morris dancers perform for St George’s Day
Hurst Morris People celebrated St George's Day.
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Christian Aid Week will help to change lives
The charity asks people to help it support some of the world's poorest people
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Wokingham store Maya’s Refillables celebrates four sustainable years
Supporters raise a glass to Wokingham's zero waste store
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Help make it a hole in one for Lower Earely charity Daisy’s Dream
Enjoy a Lower Earley childhood bereavement charity's golf day
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What did prehistoric Reading look like?
People have been living in the area for half a million years
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Wokingham Borough charities invited to share their insights
Wokingham United Charities launches survey to help it make the biggest impact for people in need
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Woodley school named regional finalist in nationwide competition
The school was selected as a regional finalist following a standout performance that impressed judges.
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Wokingham Rotarians raise a glass to 75 years
Members and guests celebrate the club's anniversary at a drinks reception and dinner at Wellington College
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Top five revealed in ‘Wokingham’s Best Pub’ competition
The Wokingham MP's campaign is celebrating the very best of Wokingham's pub network.
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