Snowdrops saved, thanks to Wokingham Town Council and Wokingham In Bloom volunteers
Spring flowers rescued from new South Wokingham Distributor Road works.
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Get ready for the Wokingham Walk
Let a borough walk put a spring in your step
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re3 announces book donation scheme to mark World Book Day
The partnership between Bracknell Forest, Reading, and Wokingham Borough Councils has announced the launch of the re3read Book Reuse Scheme.
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Squire’s Garden Centres opens new Twyford store
Hare Hatch is up and running and ready for spring
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‘When the cooker breaks it can tip you over the edge’
Amy Garstang from Wokingham United Charities talks about tackling poverty in Wokingham
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Parents encouraged to get children vaccinated against HPV
Parents and carers are being asked to have their children vaccinated against the human papillomavirus (HPV), which can lead to some types of cancer.
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Howdy CLASP members!
A ceilidh evening brought friends together in Wokingham
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House prices up 6.1% in 12 months
Office for National Statistics data showed the average house price in December 2024 was £500,000.
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Lions take on music club role
Wokingham Music Club was founded in April 2012.
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Couples may soon be able to say ‘I do’ at Dinton Pastures
The country park has applied to be a licenced wedding venue
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