A new WUC grant will boost borough charities, schools and communites
Wokingham United Charities' Thrive Grant Fund will receive applications for a short time only
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Berkshire Celebrated Excellence in Care at the BCA Care Awards 2025
Special nomination went to 80 year old Halimah
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Building for the Future is ‘thrilled’ to be new mayor’s chosen charity
The organisation looks forward to an exciting year ahead
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Wokingham Rotary Club invites Vickie Robertson to speak
The CEO of Kaleidoscopic UK explains her charity to the Rotarians
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St Teresa’s Catholic Academy enjoys primary colours on sports day
Fundraiser was brimful of 'energy, laughter and community spirit'
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Clean sweep for Lib Dems
They now have overall control of Wokingham borough council.
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Wokingham house prices up 4.6%
The average price of houses sold in Wokingham stood at £495,272.
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How warm and dry was this spring?
And what can we expect of summer?
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Love From A Stranger at Wokingham Theatre will thrill and chill
Till death us do part - that's the idea
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Get ready for Party in the Park
One of the biggest events in the Wokingham calendar returns to the town on Saturday.
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