Rare dress sells for £2,000
The lot at a recent Wokingham auction dated to 1780.
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Act now and make a splash
The inaugural Wokingham Lions Club Swimathon is approaching.
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Crowthorne & Wokingham Men’s Shed is now open
Thanks to construction company and contractor's combined efforts
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Free concert tonight
The Makeshifts will perform in Emmbrook this evening.
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A wheelie good time
The event attracted numerous vintage motor vehicles.
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Try some wicked singing with a Charvil choir
The Project Singers are holding two afternoons of music for female voices
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Waste collection changes start
Major changes to bin collections for Wokingham have come into force this week.
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Wargrave Local History Society report
Discover Woodley's hidden treasures
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Do you know an everyday hero?
Wokingham Borough Council would like to hear about individuals and groups that make a big difference.
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Care home bookworms shared their favourite reads
Austen House staff and residents got reading on Book Lovers Day
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