Legends to mark Town’s 150th season
West Ham legend Alan Devonshire and his former team mate and ex-England international Phil Parkes are set to attend.
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Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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First super draw set for Saturday
There are more than a dozen prizes up for grabs.
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Richest race set for Ascot
The King George weekend promises an immersive experience for all.
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Berkshire’s 2025 Japanese knotweed hotspots revealed
Wokingham has been ranked in fourth place in Berkshire.
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“Tough decisions” ahead as Wokingham Borough Council could be forced to find millions in savings
Council calls for fairer funding.
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MPs welcome new water regulator
'The Liberal Democrats have led the way in demanding tougher action'
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New camera protects villagers
The device has been installed at the junction of High Street and School Lane.
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Keep Hatch Primary School Celebrates Gold Success
School Games Mark Award recognises school's passion for sport
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FROM THE LEADER: Optalis – Helping further the council’s ambition for a borough where everyone can thrive
A borough where everyone can thrive. Established in 2011, Optalis was created to do things differently, to focus every pound on the people
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