Spring Back to Wokingham today
Events will be running across Peach Place, Wokingham town hall and Elms Field.
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Community
Wokingham Borough welcomes new mayor and deputy
Cllr Rob Comber was elected as the next Wokingham Borough mayor.
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Arts Society Wokingham spreads its love of learning
Its grant to Wokingham Youth Theatre will ensure that children can enjoy drama
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Wokingham Pride lands new sponsor ahead of summer celebration
Wokingham Pride has revealed that multi award-winning Steppin Out Stars of Tomorrow has become a sponsor of the event.
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Discover The Elgin Marbles, in Binfield
An Arts Society Wokingham lecture will reveal the secrets of these ancient sculptures
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Another town centre shop set to close
Coast to Coast in Peach Street has been in business in the town for almost two decades.
Read moreDetailsResidents outraged as Croudace destroys Twyford trees and hedges
The developer's work on Millgrove development disregards nesting season
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GroceryAid reveals three day window to apply for a school uniform grant
Anyone working in the grocery industry can apply
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Do-si-do in Twyford for a dementia charity
Put on your dancing shoes for a good cause
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Play games in Emmbrook
St Nicholas Church will provide table top fun
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