Church Notes: Wokingham’s new road
Spotting the signs along the way
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Wokingham Town FC seek sponsors
The club, based at Lowther Road in Emmbrook, has more than 70 individual teams.
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Changes approved for Wokingham pub
The brewery will carry out ground-floor alterations.
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Favourites return for Henley Literary Festival’s 20th edition
Several of its most popular speakers are returning, alongside some exciting first timers.
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Hall & Woodhouse named as Best Places to Work employer for third year
Hall & Woodhouse is a family-owned company that has about.150 pubs across the south.
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Wokingham Ale Trail to launch on Sunday
The launch will take place at the Queens Head.
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Three days of beer, cider and live music await at Twyford Festival
Tickets are still available for one of the highlights of the year in Twyford.
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A weekend for foodies at Dinton Pastures
The Great British Food Festival is returning to Dinton Pastures Country Park this weekend.
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Bracknell unveils ambitious new net zero roadmap – here’s what it means for you
The delivery plan explains how the council will move the climate change strategy forward
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Strange to sponsor Wokingham Pride
Strange the Jewellers will be the main sponsor for Wokingham Pride 2026.
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