Reading Male Voice Choir to sing out for Kaleidoscopic
A charity concert will raise money for Wokingham domestic abuse charity
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Community
Team Ollie puts the kettle on
Join the Ollie Young Foundation for a cake and a cuppa to celebrate FeBLUEary
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Enjoy an afternoon of choral music in aid of Alexander Devine
A concert in St Peter's Church, Earley, will support the children's hospice and the church
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Love Cats? Borough writers can shine in national story competition
Cats Protection launches short story competition
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Death of long-standing market trader
Edward George Phillips, known by many as Eddie or Ted, sold ladies fashion on Wokingham market.
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Wokingham Lions: Plenty of fun to roar about in 2026
Pop this year's fun events in your diary
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Celebrate international women’s day in Wokingham
The event will take place on Thursday, March 12 between 7.00pm and 10.00pm at Wokingham town hall.
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Twyford Drama: expect giggles at The Beeches
The group's new play, Traitor at the Beeches promises twists, turns, and laughs
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CLASP will put on their dancing shoes this month
February fun for members to include a barn dance in Wokingham
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When will Heathlands Road return to normal?
The subject of roadworks on Heathlands Road was raised at the January meeting of the full council of Wokingham borough council.
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