General Election 2024: Conservatives lose Wokingham seat for first ever time as Lib Dem Clive Jones elected
Wokingham saw a historic result as Liberal Democrat candidate Clive Jones was elected as the town's new MP.
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Polling day is here
An important round-up of information you might need.
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Business owners quiz shadow chancellor in Lower Earley
Rachel Reeves spoke to a group of local businesses at Rustic Cafe in Lower Earley.
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War of words over Zumba ‘stunt’
A 'frivolous stunt'' were the words used to describe the Liberal Democrat's Zumba session in Wokingham yesterday.
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A stunt with a serious message
Wokingham hosted another visit from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey yesterday.
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Candidates quizzed in town brewery
Election candidates and their representatives were quizzed live on air in Wokingham last week.
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What odds on a new MP?
With news of political betting hitting the national headlines, Wokingham Today took a look at the current odds available for our local constituencies.
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More support for Wokingham politician
Layla Moran joined parliamentary candidate Clive Jones for a spot of canvassing in Winnersh.
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Shinfield hustings tonight
The event will take place at Shinfield Junior School between 6.30pm and 7,30pm.
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