Wokingham’s Party in the Park returns this weekend
Party in the Park is back at Elms Field in Wokingham on Saturday, June 6.
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Stagecoach Wokingham honoured to represent England
Young performers get ready to take the stage
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Wokingham pub Ye Olde Leathern Bottel gets a fresh new look
The Wokingham pub has been given a top-to-bottom renovation
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RaW Sounds Today: Panick Shack, Palindrones, Grace Pounds
Are You Listening? Festival was another great success this year, with over 40 acts performing in six venues around Reading.
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What’s your favourite butterfly?
Butterfly Conservation wants to crown the nation's best-loved flutterer
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Two Wokingham homes targeted in daytime raids as police launch appeal
Police are appealing for witnesses after two homes were burgled in Wokingham within less than an hour.
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Explicit doodle counted at election count in Wokingham
The explicit doodle was counted as a vote.
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Historic ceremony welcomes new mayor in Wokingham
A ceremony dating back decades took place last Sunday, when Cllr Alwyn Jones was installed as the new town mayor.
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Police hunt man after he exposes his genitals to woman at Dinton Pastures
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man allegedly exposed himself to a woman at Dinton Pastures Country Park.
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Rivermead Primary School celebrates four strong standards
A recent Ofsted report shows it is working above expected professional levels
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