May bank holiday bin collections
Bin collections will still take place on both days as usual.
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Community
Locals react with shock as Woodley precinct shop announces closure
The news has been met with sadness from shoppers.
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Pupil crowned Miss United Kingdom Pre-Teen
Olivija, will now go on to represent the United Kingdom this December in Orlando.
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Hidden countryside skill making a comeback in Wokingham as students get hands-on
A total of 17 volunteers took part.
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Wokingham borough Local elections: The Green party
Wokingham Today has reached out to all political parties with candidates standing in the forthcoming local elections.
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Church charity plans to tackle rough sleeping crisis in Reading with emergency beds
A Christian charity has unveiled its plan to tackle the rough sleeping crisis in Reading by providing emergency beds.
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Give lawn bowling a go at an open day in May
Wokingham Bowling Club offers a chance to try the sport for free
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Get set for Wokingham fun day next month
The annual Wokingham children's fun day will be held at Langborough recreation ground on Saturday, May 23.
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New rowan planted at St Paul’s Churchyard is a symbol of renewal
Tree honours the legacy of historic Wokingham cedar it replaces
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Number of Wokingham residents helped with debt revealed
Figures have revealed that 133 people in debt in Wokingham entered into the Breathing Space scheme in 2025.
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