Emmbrook School prom was a “wonderful celebration”
More than 200 year 11 students and 30 members of staff came together for the event.
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Five myths about Wokingham we need to stop believing
Beneath the "best place to live" rankings, a few stubborn stereotypes continue to echo in Facebook groups and on the streets.
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Join an award-winning team in Charvil and make a positive impact
My Cancer My Choices seeks volunteer therapists
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Berkshire’s culinary crown jewels: Five Michelin-starred tables on Wokingham’s doorstep
Whether you're living here or just visiting, the sheer concentration of world-class gastronomy on your doorstep is an embarrassment of riches.
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Pride in Bracknell tomorrow
Bracknell Forest Pride 2026 is set to take place on Saturday, July 18.
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25,000 people flock to Henley Festival as stars light up the Thames
More than 25,000 guests joined the spectacle.
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From Australia to Hong Kong: Wokingham welcomes 27 new citizens
Wokingham borough has officially welcomed 27 new citizens.
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‘Wokingham is an inclusive, diverse town’: Pride brings hundreds together in celebration
Hundreds of people gathered in Wokingham on Saturday as the town celebrated its annual Pride event.
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This is officially Wokingham borough’s best park – again
Woodford Park is the only park in Wokingham borough to achieve the award,.
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Reading FC ticket sells for £1,000
It cost 2/6 at the time, equivalent to somewhere between £5 and £10 using today's purchasing power.
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