What will happen at Wokingham’s Proclamation Ceremony at 2pm today?
The proclamation ceremony is a centuries-old tradition that sees the new monarch announced
Read moreDetailsThe proclamation ceremony is a centuries-old tradition that sees the new monarch announced
Read moreDetailsTODAY there will be proclamation ceremony in Wokingham town to officially announce the nation's new monarch.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council is treating babies aged zero to 18 months to fun songs and rhymes.
Read moreDetailsWith the energy price cap set to rise from Saturday, October 1, the charity is seeing unprecedented demand for its services.
Read moreDetailsTHOSE curious to learn about where they came from will have the opportunity to uncover their past thanks to a Reading community group.
Read moreDetailsThe Local Government Boundary Commission wants to ensure councillors represent a similar number of electors in their respective wards.
Read moreDetailsA quiz to raise money for the mayor's charity
Read moreDetailsIT'S A tribute to the Queen like no other - the Barkham Hookers have once again risen to the occasion.
Read moreDetailsThe church is also hosting a short service at 6pm this evening, to last approximately half an hour.
Read moreDetailsThe event, organised by Wokingham Town Council was scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 10, but a decision has been made not to go ahead.
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