Mayor Lou gets set for Wokingham half marathon
Wokingham town mayor Lou Timlin is lacing up her trainers and putting in the training miles ahead of the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon
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Community
Wokingham United Charities’ year-round cheer is not just for Christmas
The charity's grants support people in need through every season
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Enjoy a night of opera gems in Wokingham
Park Opera promises 'a feast of drama, romance and laughter'
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Wokingham author releases ‘dark and atmospheric’ new thriller
A story that begins in Bracknell leads to a dangerous discovery, and unleashed evils
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SEND hub plans for old library
The application seeks to convert the first floor to a post-16 SEND hub.
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Wokingham house prices see year-on-year rise
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics have been revealed.
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Another business set to leave Wokingham
Another business is set to leave Wokingham - the fourth in little over three weeks.
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Wokingham Walk open for registrations
Online registrations have opened for the spring edition of the Wokingham Walk.
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California Gardeners will discuss plants for every season at their next meeting
They may also compare growing notes as they prepare for their next Spring Show
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Enjoy a free spring concert in Wokingham
South Berkshire Singers promise music to lift the soul
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