Beat the Street nears 100,000 miles
More than 13,550 people have signed up to play the Beat the Street Wokingham game.
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Earley road to be closed for more than two months to allow gasworks to take place
A MAJOR route linking Woodley with Earley is to be closed for more than two months to allow gasworks to take place
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Radiation risk to Spencers Wood plans
Council told site is within 'detailed emergency planning zone.'
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Unlicensed Wokingham dog breeder convicted of fraud
A MAN from Wokingham has been sentenced after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing to three counts relating to fraud, unfair trading and licensing. Darrel Evans of Wellingtonia Avenue, Wokingham,...
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Doctor Who beware: there are Daleks invading Wokingham
THERE has been a Dalek invasion of Wokingham, but there is no need to go hiding behind the sofa ? you can bid on it instead
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Female voices wanted for Charvil Christmas concert
Enthusiastic singers invited to audition for The Project Singers' autumn season
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Funny, touching and thought-provoking: Twyford Drama’s next production
Twyford Drama's next production is set to be funny, touching, thought-provoking and profound.
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Big Sale Week cuts the cost of school uniform
Primary and secondary uniforms available this week and next in the borough
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What odds on a new MP?
With news of political betting hitting the national headlines, Wokingham Today took a look at the current odds available for our local constituencies.
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Third time lucky for Carnival Hub
Wokingham Borough Council has appointed a third contractor to complete a housing project in the town.
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