Free electric vehicle event
Wokingham borough council's first awareness event is next month.
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Opuz opens in Wokingham
Opuz is a modern Turkish restaurant and bar, offering relaxed and sophisticated all-day dining.
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Everything must go at social club auction
The Our Land of Peach social club is selling off a variety of items.
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Naturally Speaking: Save on energy bills with Solar Together
Environmental news and views
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A great year for Wokingham raspberries
Berries grown in Wokingham are supplied to major national supermarket chains.
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Funds granted for energy-efficient homes
Wokingham Borough Council has been awarded £750,000 to make its social homes more energy efficient.
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Art and songs to mark 200 years of the railways
The event will mark 200 years of railway travel.
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MP raises lack of GPs in Wokingham
Wokingham has one of the greatest shortages of GPs per population.
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Wokingham Catenians celebrate 500th meeting
Social group for Catholic men reflects on enduring spirit of friendship and mission
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Wedding winners announced
Wokingham borough council has revealed the winners of a competition to win a wedding at Dinton Pastures.
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