Local heroes transform lives: Wokingham couple wins Civic Award for community work
Wokingham Town Mayor meets founders of The WELL at Kings Church
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Community
Wokingham Theatre’s Lovesong was a fundraising winner for Wokingham Club 41
First night charity performance raised thousands for local good cause
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Want to meet other writers?
Wokingham Library is the place to be
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Could slowing down by 45 seconds save a child? Bracknell campaigners think so
Motorists should accept a 45 second delay to make their children safer, according to petitioners in Bracknell.
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Meet a local author at Quench
Jackie Mouradian will be signing copies of her new book at the Wokingham Christian book shop
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Eco Skills Learning Centre’s Textile Club is sew good!
Discover fabric fun for all
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Two more Wokingham town councillors step down
Two more Wokingham town councillors have resigned.
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‘Please don’t talk our town down’: Councillor acts to clarify myths around footfall in Wokingham town centre
"We need a vibrant, attractive town to attract retailers."
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Bracknell goes 007: Local charity to host glamorous Casino Royale gala
My Cancer My Choices' Casino Royale event will be a night that's licenced to thrill
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Pick up free tips on how to save energy costs at Spencers Wood Repair Cafe
Meet the team from KillAWatt at the next Lambs Lane event
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