RaW Sounds Today: Featuring Leoni Jane Kennedy, Still Remains, The Red Cord, Trashcat
A couple of weeks ago, we had the pleasure of seeing the incredibly talented Leoni Jane Kennedy two nights in a row.
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Barber to continue “constructive work” as Police and Crime Commissioners set to be scrapped
The Home Office has said that Police and Crime Commissioners will be abolished at the end of their current term, which comes in 2028.
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Two charged with aggravated trespass following Winnersh protest
Two people have been charged with offences relating to an incident at Keysight Technologies in Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, yesterday (November 12).
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Wokingham Community Awards: Anne King wins Community Volunteer of the Year
Anne King wins the award for her sterling work in Wokingham
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025: Gill White wins Community Carer of the Year
Winner Gill White is a shining example of love in action
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025: Nigel King wins Sports person of the Year
Local hockey stalwart Nick King was selected as this year's Sports person of the Year, sponsored by Bathroom Concepts.
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025: Link Thursdays wins Community Project of the Year
This year's winner is Link Thursdays
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025: Alison Chaney wins Environmental Champion of the Year
Alison Chaney honoured for her community impact
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025: James McBride wins Sports coach of the Year
This years Coach of the Year award was won by Wokingham Leisure Centre's James McBride for his outstanding work where he runs CLASP sports sessions
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Unsung heroes celebrated at Wokingham Community Awards 2025
The unsung heroes of the borough were celebrated on Tuesday evening in the third edition of the annual Wokingham Community Awards.
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