PM calls snap general election for July
PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak has called a snap general election for July this year. Sunak had previously confirmed that the election would be taking place in the second half of...
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Find antiques in Wokingham
A monthly fair sells collectibles
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Wokingham’s oaks: are they harbouring a hairy pest?
Residents are asked to keep their eyes peeled
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share ideas and meet like-minded people
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Treat dad to a free fun day out
Enjoy a new Fathers Day event at Dinton Pastures
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Wokingham’s Gemclean stays in the family
The business baton passes from dad to daughter
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Residents enjoy a sweet treat down memory lane
A care home remembers 200 years of chocolate
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Fancy messing about on the water this May half term?
Children can go wild at the Dinton Activity Centre
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Watch artists at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Get the most from your tech in Lower Earley
Expert advice is available each month
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