Wokingham man to climb active Caribbean volcano for charity
It's just part of Karl's 50-mile Island Challenge in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
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Prizes for beating the street
Beat the Street Wokingham prizes have been awarded.
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Big Sisters help teen girls break sport barriers
New Places Leisure project aims to get girls sport ready
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Intrepid Woodley lad Dexter is off to France soon
You can join him - virtually
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Ex-marine gets Town into shape
Chris Hunt put the players and trialists through their paces.
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War of words over Zumba ‘stunt’
A 'frivolous stunt'' were the words used to describe the Liberal Democrat's Zumba session in Wokingham yesterday.
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A stunt with a serious message
Wokingham hosted another visit from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey yesterday.
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Town returns to training
The team will be playing under the name of Wokingham Town for the first time in more than 20 years to celebrate the 150th season since being formed.
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Wokingham Bikeathon was a sunny success
An event at the weekend drew smiles and thumbs up from participants
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Beat the Street nears 100,000 miles
More than 13,550 people have signed up to play the Beat the Street Wokingham game.
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