Quiz support for CLASP
Wokingham town mayor Cllr Lou Timlin raised more than £1,300 for her chosen charity.
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Pacifists mark Remembrance Sunday
They commemorated victims of past and present wars, of all nationalities, both civilian and military.
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NHS gears up for further resident doctors’ strikes from Friday
The NHS in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and Buckinghamshire is preparing for strike action from doctors this week, including at the Royal Berks Hospital
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Christmas at The Lexicon
Christmas will come to life at The Lexicon on Friday, November 21, 2025, with the return of the town centre's festive lights.
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Naturally Speaking: Be the change you want to see
Environmental news and views
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Tranquil dental opens in Wokingham
A new dental practice has opened its doors in Denmark Street.
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Enjoy free weekend bus travel in the borough this Christmas season
Wokingham Borough Council to make single journeys free borough wide
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Naturally Speaking: Be The Change
Environmental news and views
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The man behind Wokingham’s McDonald’s
He explained how a location in Wokingham had long been on his horizon.
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Pacifists to hold Remembrance vigil
A pacifist Remembrance vigil is being held in Howard Palmer Gardens, Wokingham on Sunday.
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