Signs will be corrected says council after spelling mistake
Several road signs in Wokingham town centre have appeared with spelling errors.
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Reading newspapers is ‘good for your brain’
'Buy a newspaper once a week. Make it a ritual - same day, same time.'
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Do you want to sing?
Join Wokingham Choral Society at its open rehearsal this week
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Alcohol plans approved for garage
Changes have been made to alcohol sales at a fuel station in Wokingham.
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Top referee Tim in town
Premier League referee Tim Robinson will be in Finchampstead on Thursday.
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Church Notes: Healing through Christ
Words from Wokingham churches
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Switch on to EV – at Elms Field
Find out how to make the move from petrol to electric at an exhibition in Wokingham
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Jones ranked in most active new MPs list
He made 935 parliamentary contributions in 2024.
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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Traffic chaos as Molly Millars Lane diversions begin
Queues form at bottlenecks as motorists navigate closures
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