Group gathers in Wokingham to mark International Conscientious Objectors Day
A group of ten people gathered in Howard Palmer Gardens, Wokingham, to mark International Conscientious Objectors Day
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Weekend junction closure postponed
Discussions were needed with with two utility firms.
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How you can play the Wokingham Borough Community Lottery
Wokingham Borough Council has announced that tickets for the Community Lottery scheme will go live on Tuesday, June 3.
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Inner Wheel members take to the catwalk for charity
A night of fashion has raised money for people in need
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Celebrate 35 years of music with an Earley concert of Sacred music
Hear the Erleigh Cantors' perform in June
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Join a toddler group at Kings Place on Mondays
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Care home residents enjoy football nostalgia at Reading FC
The gentlemen's outing left residents 'beaming with joy'
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Bee happy at Farley Hill
David Wilson Homes has donated 70 bee and bug hotels to Farley Hill primary school.
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Carol appointed as borough mayor
Cllr Carol Jewell has been elected as the next Wokingham borough mayor.
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