Countryman in Hurst sends out plea with signs
A countryman put out signs pleading that a flowering verge in a country lane should not be cut.
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Wokingham Pride prepares for annual celebration next month
The Borough is preparing to celebrate Wokingham Pride which will be held at Elms Field in the town centre on Saturday, July 13.
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Party In The Park 2024 was a roaring success
Festival goers enjoyed a day of music in Elms Field
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No, you’re not in Woking … housebuilder’s blunder places Wokingham street in the wrong county
A NEW street named after a Wokingham town councillor finally had their signs installed this week ? only to be taken down due to a geographical cock-up
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RaW Sounds Today playlist, featuring great music with a link to Reading and Wokingham
When a guitarist as good as Steve Hackett chooses someone to join him on guitar and backing/lead vocals in his touring band you know they must be good
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Wokingham Repair Cafe leaps to UK’s top 10
Super fixers earn a place in the charts
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Parking costs up again in Wokingham borough
The cost of parking in Wokingham borough is set to rise again next month.
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Tackling poverty Grant will help ensure families get help when they need it
Home Start Wokingham District can support vulnerable people thanks to a donation from Wokingham United Charities
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Chestnuts pre-school asks for support to help fund new play equipment
Chestnuts pre-school is looking to raise £1,000 to help fund buying new play equipment.
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‘Little ray of sunshine’, Isabella raises money to help youngsters with cleft palate
Her family fun day raises money for Oxford hospitals
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