Pacifists to hold Remembrance vigil
A pacifist Remembrance vigil is being held in Howard Palmer Gardens, Wokingham on Sunday.
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event in the town centre specialises in animal-free produce
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MP urges Prime Minister to ensure National Cancer Plan meets treatment targets
Clive Jones' question in Wednesdy's Prime Minister's Questions comes during Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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Don’t bin your pumpkin, suggests council
Find out how to make the most of your jack-o-lantern
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Eddie Gray
1st March 1929 - 8th October 2025 Edward John Gray passed away at home, aged 96. A widower of many years after losing his beloved wife Maureen in 1987, father...
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Award for Wokingham pub
The Ship Inn, Wokingham announced as winner of Fuller's Glorious Gardens competition.
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NHS gears up for winter pressures
Health and social care teams across Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West (BOB) are joining forces to prepare for the winter period
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Scouts battle for international Jamboree selection
Lucky hopefuls will win a trip to Poland
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Naturally Speaking: Is your home losing heat?
The local library can help
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Church Notes: Does Faith Matter?
Words from Wokingham churches
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