TODAY: Motor show comes to town
Wokingham Lions' Classic Motor Show 2024 will take place at Elms Field on Saturday, June 15.
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Cash for no questions: Tories accused of paying rowers to be pictured with prime minister on visit to Wokingham constituency
The prime minister was at the Leander Club on the Wokingham side of the River Thames last week.
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Maya’s Refillables can help companies to be greener too
Wokingham sustainability store reaches out to businesses
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Wokingham in the national spotlight
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey was in Wokingham, trailed by national media.
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Signs will be improved at park and ride
Council says it will be improving the signs at the site.
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Air ambulance releases new patient figures as it marks Blood Donation Day
Thames Valley Air Ambulance has released new figures which show it provides support for nearly 100 patients a year with life-saving emergency care
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Not sure who to vote for in July?
Hear Wokingham's candidates speak at a hustings in the town
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It seemed as if the whole village turned out
Crowthorne residents pay their D-Day respects
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‘Shocking’ plans for 1,000+ homes
The plans for up to 1,030 new homes and a new neighbourhood have been set out by developers
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Wokingham pub to close next month
The Gig House has revealed it is set to close on July 14.
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