Women’s FA Cup action comes to town
The first Adobe Women's FA Cup tie in the town of Wokingham is happening this weekend.
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Lower Earley hub on the market
The former home of Autotrader, the automotive brand founded by Sir John Madejski, was vacated nearly 10 years ago,
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Tokyo and back, 13 times!
More than 14,000 people took part in this summer's Beat the Street game.
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Is it a bird? is it a plane? No it’s super-fundraiser John, 96
Is there no end to this nonagenarian legend's derring-do?
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Learn more about our town
Don't miss your chance to learn more about the history and heritage of Wokingham.
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Time returns to Wokingham
Wokingham's historic clock has been fixed.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Councillors working for you
I was delighted that May's Local Elections saw nine new Conservative councillors elected across Wokingham Borough.
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Club appeals for support to survive and thrive
The club is said to have England's second oldest bowling green.
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Sue Ryder Charity Starlight Hike returns with a new home
The Sue Ryder Starlight Hike is back for another year, raising vital funds for the charity which provides palliative and bereavement support
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Final chance to sign up for Solar Together scheme
There is still time to sign up for Wokingham Borough Council's Solar Together initiative.
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