The closing date for nominations in this year's local elections has now passed and the candidates can be revealed. There are 18 wards in Wokingham borough up for election –...
Read moreDetailsThe Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police said it has been a privilege to protect and serve the Duke of Edinburgh. John Campbell, QPM, added that it was with great...
Read moreDetailsFLAGS across Wokingham are to fly at half-mast as the borough mourns the Duke of Edinburgh, who died earlier today. Cllr Malcolm Richards, the mayor of Wokingham borough, led tributes...
Read moreDetailsThe Duke of Edinburgh has died. He was 99. A statement released by Buckingham Palace said that Prince Philip passed away peacefully in Windsor Castle this morning. The statement reads:...
Read moreDetailsWokingham-based Quarters Residential has donated a laptop to a local primary school in need.
Read moreDetailsEarley Panda is embarking on his biggest charity cycle ride yet, in aid of Action Medical Research for Children.
Read moreDetailsThe former treasurer of Wokingham Methodist Church has pleaded guilty to attempting to steal more than £20,000.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham resident i worried the new recycling sacks will blow away in stormy weather.
Read moreDetailsThe Crowthorne Colour Trail is lighting up the village again this week.
Read moreDetailsIn this week's Voice of Wokingham editorial, we reflect on the recent vandalism at Latimer Road playground.
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