Three jailed after Berkshire drug network operating behind fake Whatsapp business uncovered
Three people have been jailed for a total of 12 years after using a fake clothing brand to operate an illegal drug network through Whatsapp.
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PICTURE GALLERY: Wokingham’s May Fayre brought fun in the sun
Lions fundraising event was another triumph
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Wokingham Borough local elections: Reform UK
Wokingham Today has reached out to all political parties with candidates standing in the local elections.
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Who will win Wokingham? Crucial town council races just days away
Voters in Wokingham will be choosing new councillors to represent them at the town hall in just a few days.
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MP warning as ‘Trumpflation’ bites
People taking out a mortgage in Wokingham could face a massive £2,914 increase to their mortgage payments.
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League Cup final beckons for Sumas
Wokingham Town Football Club have reached the Cherry Red Records League Challenge Cup Final.
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Mystery “graffiti” in town centre
The former Barclays building in Market Place has been hit multiple times.
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Man found with serious head injury sparks police investigation in Woosehill
Police are investigating after a man in his sixties was found with a serious head injury in Woosehill.
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BBC Gladiator Steel stuns Wokingham school — what happened next raised £3,500!
Zack George, also known as BBC TV's Gladiator Steel, thrilled children at Floreat Montague park primary school.
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Wokingham election shock prediction as Lib Dems and Tories go head-to-head in key wards
A prediction for the Wokingham council elections sees the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives clashing in Earley and Woodley.
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