‘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.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of people gathered in Wokingham on Saturday as the town celebrated its annual Pride event.
Read moreDetailsWoodford Park is the only park in Wokingham borough to achieve the award,.
Read moreDetailsIt cost 2/6 at the time, equivalent to somewhere between £5 and £10 using today's purchasing power.
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Repair Cafe, the latest edition of which took place last Saturday, has helped to keep more than 10,000 items out of landfill in the two years since its...
Read moreDetailsFrom hidden green spaces to local history, here are five completely free ways to make the most of your lunch hour in Wokingham this week.
Read moreDetailsThere's less than one week left until the Marvellous Festival returns to Dinton Pastures.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has branded conditions at a block of flats "truly shocking" after residents were left with overflowing bins for up to four weeks
Read moreDetailsOur borough has quietly transformed into a powerhouse for international cinema.
Read moreDetailsPeople in Wokingham are being urged to take extra care in the heat, with temperatures expected to remain close to or above 30C
Read moreDetailsWokingham has long been celebrated as one of the best places to live in the UK.
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