VOTE 2024: Wokingham family charity backs calls for next government to end child poverty
A WOKINGHAM charity is backing calls for the next government to take child poverty seriously.
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It’s time to get that bike out of the shed
Get ready to join a Wokingham bikeathon
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‘The world is in our hands’ says Wokingham climate scientist
Chris Merchant will discuss current and future global warming challenges, and how we can respond
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Find a welcoming space in Wokingham
Peer Support Groups are now open for referrals
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Wokingham history under the hammer
The Haynes Hill Cup was originally presented to the Wokingham and District Agricultural Association.
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Woodley’s new mayor calls for councillors to unite for town’s residents
Woodley's new mayor has appealed to councillors to set aside political differences and unite to give their 'best to the population of Woodley'
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Children take their audience ‘dancing round the world’
1, 2 Step Dance Academy demonstrates a love for dance
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Drop into a horticultural Summer Show
Everything's coming up roses
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Love an Aston Martin, or a Harley Davidson?
Don't miss Wokingham's Classic Motor Show
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Fire breaks out on former site of Broadmoor Hospital
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service posted to social media to say that it was responding to a fire at the former site of Broadmoor Hospital
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