‘It’s so disheartening’: Woodley shoppers disappointed by bank closure
Lloyds Bank in Crockhamwell Road will close on Wednesday, June 17.
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Community
Record turnout for Wokingham Walk
A record number of walkers took part in last Sunday's Wokingham Walk.
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Learn English faster than you think: Free local classes helping residents build confidence and community
The council is also looking to add in additional basic English conversation classes for women.
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Upset over ban at retirement village
Residents at Acorn Drive in Wokingham are locked in a bitter dispute with their management group.
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Wokingham borough local elections: Independent
Wokingham Today has reached out to all political parties with candidates standing in the forthcoming local elections.
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Minor changes coming to Wokingham pub
Plans have been approved that will see minor changes coming to a Wokingham pub.
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Wokingham Mela to take place this weekend
The first edition of what is hoped will become an annual event is set to take place in Wokingham this weekend.
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Church Notes: Taking a leap of faith
Words from Wokingham Churches, this week: St Nicholas, Emmbrook
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Wokingham Pride calls for businesses to join July celebration
The organisers of this year's Wokingham Pride are looking for more stallholders.
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May bank holiday bin collections
Bin collections will still take place on both days as usual.
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