Residents invited to join virtual record attempt
The Royal National Institute of Blind People is asking for families to take part in a virtual record-breaking event next week.
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READERS’ POETRY: Britain in Tiers
Readers' Poetry as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
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Shop local this Christmas and help businesses survive
Wokingham Business Association and Woodley Town Centre Manager are encouraging residents to shop local to help businesses survive.
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Woodley Lions welcoming Santa this month
Woodley & Earley Lions are welcoming Santa to Woodley this year.
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Multi-billion pound support package helps jobseekers
The multi-million pound Restart scheme has launched to help more than a million jobseekers.
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Local businesses struggling with low demand and late payments
More than half of South East businesses are struggling with low demand and late payments, says the ICAEW.
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Charities come together for Winter carnival market
A Christmas market in taking place on Peach Place on Sunday.
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Reading students tested ahead of holidays
Students and staff at the University of Reading are now eligible for rapid coronavirus tests before the winter holidays.
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New fees and charges for leisure services in Wokingham
Fees and charges across Wokingham borough are changing following last week's Executive meeting.
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Generous donation to Wokingham Foodbank will make a happier Christmas
TaxCalc has donated £4,000 worth of items to Wokingham Foodbank to ensure every child in the borough can have a merry Christmas.
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