WADE Fair hobby horses were a big hit
Day centre visitors enjoyed show jumping hilarity
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Horses avoid parking tickets
Around 30 horses and their carts were parked in Market Place.
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Bluebird carer wins National Dementia Care Award
Homecare service celebrates KK's outstanding achievement
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FROM THE CHAMBER: WBC’s response to the government’s new Simpler Recycling legislation
After last year's changes, I suspect many of us would rather never talk about bins again
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: A week in politics
They say a week is a long time in politics! Today I wanted to highlight a few things that have been in the press over the last seven days.
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Rainbow flag raised in Wokingham in run-up to Pride
A rainbow flag is being flown above Wokingham Borough Council's offices ahead of this Saturday's Wokingham Pride celebrations.
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California summer fair on Sunday
There will be plenty of fun things to do.
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Naturally Speaking: What does Friends of the Earth say about Wokingham?
Environmental news and views
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‘Poor communication’ over new speed limits
Residents were told via a social media post four days after the changes.
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No more tweets from Wokingham council
It is ".. no longer active on X."
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