Cat rescued in Bracknell
A cat was rescued from a roof in Bracknell last weekend.
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Emergency services tackle fire in Wokingham
An eyewitness at the scene told Wokingham Today it was believed to be an incident in Esame Close.
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All you need to know ahead of Wokingham Winter Carnival
One of the highlights of Wokingham's year is set to take place on Sunday.
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Man jailed for child sex offences and rape
A 47-year-old man has been jailed for multiple child sexual offences and rape following a joint investigation by Thames Valley Police
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Evelyn-Mae is a Westminster winner at just six years old
The Wokingham youngster's drawing is on all 40,000 of Clive Jones' Christmas cards this year
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Freely Fruity’s 10th Garden planting will bring joy to Eco Skills Learning Centre
Fruit and veg garden will feed and enrich the community
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Rise in parking warrants
The number of parking warrants issued in Wokingham increased by more than 160% between 2024 and 2025, data has revealed.
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Enjoy a memory-making afternoon of Christmas lights in Woodley
A special tree will be filled with lights and thoughts of loved ones
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Over 900 arrests in second wave of crackdown on illegal tobacco
Thames Valley Police has joined forces with a number of agencies as part of a national crackdown on illegal tobacco.
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Big financial loss at Dinton Activity Centre revealed
Wokingham borough council has revealed the Dinton Activity Centre made a financial loss of almost £150,000 in the last financial year.
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