Wokingham parishioners welcome two new priests
Sam Tanna-Korn and Cara Smart will serve St Paul's and Woosehill churches
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Explore the arts with The Arts Society Wokingham
The group's new programme begins in September
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REVIEW: Brand new Indian restaurant impresses with incredible flavours
When Chef Awansih Roy invited my family and me to his new restaurant in Winnersh, Wokingham, we were absolutely thrilled.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Back to School
It seems amazing that the summer holidays are already over, and this week children and young people are going back to school.
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Wokingham man charged after engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child
A man from Wokingham has been charged by police with four counts of exposure and two counts of engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child
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Wokingham United Charities urges schools to apply for school trips and activities funding
Every child can enjoy positive learning experiences thanks to Bright Futures Fund
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‘Best-ever’ pie back on the menu
It is back on the menu at the Oakingham Belle after selling out in just six weeks in April.
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Sumas cup run comes to an end
They lost 1-5 against their more experienced and accomplished opponents.
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Sunday League kicks off
The Bracknell Sunday League kicks off this weekend.
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Event to mark opening of new McDonald’s in Wokingham
It will open to the public at 10am next Wednesday, September 10.
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