Wokingham Pride calls for businesses to join July celebration
The organisers of this year's Wokingham Pride are looking for more stallholders.
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May bank holiday bin collections
Bin collections will still take place on both days as usual.
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Roadworks blamed as long-running White Horse pub landlords walk away
The brewery behind The White Horse pub on Easthampstead Road has reacted to news that the current landlords have decided to leave the business.
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Pupil crowned Miss United Kingdom Pre-Teen
Olivija, will now go on to represent the United Kingdom this December in Orlando.
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Hidden countryside skill making a comeback in Wokingham as students get hands-on
A total of 17 volunteers took part.
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Volunteer sought for Emmbrook Sports and Social Club
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club is seeking a volunteer to help promote the club outside of football and cricket events.
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Number of Wokingham residents helped with debt revealed
Figures have revealed that 133 people in debt in Wokingham entered into the Breathing Space scheme in 2025.
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Award-winning chef coming to Wokingham
Chef Inderpal Singh won season four of Masterchef Singapore.
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Sandhurst Silver Band earns place at the Royal Albert Hall
It will now compete as one of the top 20 brass bands in the country
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Wokingham pub set to reopen after six-figure refurbishment
The revamped venue is set to reopen its doors next month.
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