Accident causing traffic jams
Traffic in Wokingham was at a standstill this morning.
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Mayor opens club’s new kitchen
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club was awarded the new kitchen as part of a nationwide initiative to boost grassroots football.
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Pupils reach out to elderly
Students have been building links with elderly people living with dementia.
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A new seminar aims to help people embrace retirement with purpose and vitality
Hear hear inspiring stories of post-career fulfilment
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Shock at latest shoplifting incident
The woman contacted Wokingham Today to share her shock at what she saw.
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Follow your nose to support charity
A beverage that will support the chosen charity of the mayor of Wokingham was launched in the town last weekend.
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Wokingham United Charities welcomes newest trustee
The CEO of CLASP is keen to give something back
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Lib Dem plans for local media
Sir Ed Davey has revealed he would introduce plans to support local news publishers if elected to government.
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CLASP members wish Cook a very happy fifth birthday
Home cooking store celebrates with friends, a cake, and bubbly
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Royal Berks Charity invites residents to raise funds by raising a cuppa in the NHS Big Tea
The NHS Big Tea is returning this year, raising vital funds for the Royal Berks Charity, which supports the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
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