Woman banned from driving for 18 months after breath test finds she is twice the legal limit
A 31-YEAR-OLD woman from Cane End has been banned from driving for 18 months after being found guilty of drink-driving.
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There be monsters? Talk to explore video games
AN EXPERT from Prague is coming to Reading this weekend to explore the representations of monsters in video games
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Ukrainian family guy focus for Wokingham Film Society’s new screening
WOKINGHAM Film Society is firing up the projector again with a screening of a Ukranian film.
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Postcards sale to fund the Arc for Wokingham
Pocket-sized pieces of art will be sold to fund a new public work of art for Wokingham.
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All Saints Christmas services: what’s happening when
All Saints Christmas services: what's happening when
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The final Walter Lecture: we need to talk about climate change
The final Walter Lecture: we need to talk about climate change
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Giving Tree appeal launched
Generous borough residents can once again become Santa's 'little helpers' thanks to the Wokingham Giving Tree.
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Wokingham author’s free talk will give hints on getting through the menopause
Wokingham author's free talk will give hints on getting through the menopause
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Final phase of studio construction nears completion
Shinfield Studios is nearing completion of its final phase of construction.
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WCA 2023: Helping Hands snaps up Community Project of the Year award
THE COMMUNITY Project of the Year went to Helping Hand Shinfield & Spencers Wood at the inaugural Wokingham Community Awards.
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