Law firm’s welcome to Wokingham
Blandy & Blandy has celebrated the imminent opening of its new office in Wokingham town centre.
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Call to create a vision for Wokingham Borough
Partners across the borough are coming together to create a vision for the area's future.
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Wokingham named in top 10 healthy places
New research has revealed that Wokingham is one of the healthiest areas in England.
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Siren’s amazing achievement
Finchampstead-based Siren Craft Brew has raised £10,000 for charities.
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Cakes and coffee at Austen House
Austen House in Lower Earley held a charity coffee morning and bake sale to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
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Quiz and chips in Emmbrook
Emmbrook Residents Association is holding a quiz night next week.
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Can you fix the Binfield Club clock?
Can you fix the Binfield Club clock?
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Church celebrates autumn with Hong Kong community
Church celebrates autumn with Hong Kong community
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One in five Wokingham homes sold in last five years
Wokingham is ranked in the top 20 locations of houses sold during the last five years.
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Hear how WBC plans to respond to climate change, at a free talk in Wokingham
Hear how WBC plans to respond to climate change, at a free talk in Wokingham
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