MP names Wokingham businesses at party conference
He raised the importance of the hospitality sector in Wokingham.
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Purbrick steps down at Sumas
Wokingham Town has confirmed that Darren Purbrick has stepped down from his role as joint manager. Matt Eggleston will remain as manager of the first team, alongside the current coaching...
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Countdown is on for Wokingham Walk
The Wokingham Walk is back on Sunday, October 12.
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Pumpkin Fair returns
It's taking place on Saturday 26 October.
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Police make multiple domestic abuse arrests
Thames Valley Police officers and staff in the Berkshire West Local Command Unit made multiple arrests of offenders
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Wokingham Community Awards 2025: Meet this year’s award host
I am so pleased to have been invited to act as Master of Ceremonies again for November 11, having also hosted the 2023 and 2024 awards. I have been personally...
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‘Use us or lose us’ pleas independent retailer in Wokingham
The shop has reduced its opening hours.
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Store celebrates 40 years of Vitality Health Foods in Wokingham
Forty visitors will randomly receive a goody bag in October
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MP swaps roles in Westminster
Tuesday's reshuffle saw a new role for the Wokingham MP.
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Police seek witnesses following assault at Harmanswater Shops in Bracknell
Police are appealing for witnesses following an assault that took place at Harmanswater Shops in Bracknell on Saturday.
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