TODAY: Motor show comes to town
Wokingham Lions' Classic Motor Show 2024 will take place at Elms Field on Saturday, June 15.
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Community
Join a new club in Finchampstead for book lovers
Share the pleasure of poems and stories read out loud
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Love scrabble?
Try a Woodley group that meets to play monthly
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Maya’s Refillables can help companies to be greener too
Wokingham sustainability store reaches out to businesses
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The Arborfield Royal British Legion D-Day celebrations brought families together
Visitors enjoyed a fun day out, while remembering those who sacrificed their lives
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It seemed as if the whole village turned out
Crowthorne residents pay their D-Day respects
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‘Shocking’ plans for 1,000+ homes
The plans for up to 1,030 new homes and a new neighbourhood have been set out by developers
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Twyford’s 14th Beer Festival went down a treat
Carnival action brewed a family fun day
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Happy Birthday Wokingham Baptist Church
Residents celebrate 250 years at a free family fun day
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Council steps in to help
Wokingham Borough Council has stepped in to help the Wokingham Royal British Legion poppy appeal.
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