Memorial planned to mark one year since Forbury Gardens attack
A memorial service will be held to remember the victims of the Forbury Gardens terrorist attack, one year on.
Read moreDetailsA memorial service will be held to remember the victims of the Forbury Gardens terrorist attack, one year on.
Read moreDetailsEMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD 1s maintained their promising start to the league campaign with a win over Holyport.In a low scoring match, Emmbrook elected to put Holyport into bat first. Greg...
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Sprockets Cycle Club is cycling through Dinton Pastures, in Hurst, this month, thanks to a new range of events.
Read moreDetailsBeat the Street, an active game challenging Wokingham borough residents how far they can walk and run, is now ready to play.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM girl has visited the hair salon for the first time in her life, cutting off 26in to donate to The Little Princess Trust.
Read moreDetailsBCL ChampionshipSHINFIELD 1s are just one place off the bottom of the table after they lost out by three wickets to Ballinger Waggoners.Shinfield batted first and made an excellent start...
Read moreDetailsEarle Crescent, the new road which runs around Elms Field park and links Wellington Road to the remaining section of Elms Road and the Plaza car park, will fully open...
Read moreDetailsWargrave women's first XI team were crowned regional Supa8 Development champions, taking home the trophy for the 2021 Home Counties Women’s Cricket League.The team joined the league for the first...
Read moreDetailsData from Public Health England revealed Wokingham town was significantly higher than the national average infection rate, which sits at 45.8 per 100,000 people.
Read moreDetailsThe new entrance to Addington School, a SEND school in Woodley, is complete in a bid to reduce congestion.
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