Care home residents enjoy football nostalgia at Reading FC
The gentlemen's outing left residents 'beaming with joy'
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Carol appointed as borough mayor
Cllr Carol Jewell has been elected as the next Wokingham borough mayor.
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MP calls for action on ‘dangerous’ delays
Patients with deadly cancers are facing severe delays in starting life-saving treatment.
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A July exhibition: expect a treat for Wokingham art lovers
Original works of art will be on display ? and for sale
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Walk the Walk highlights supporters during National Volunteers’ Week
It says they are 'the backbone of its events and the beating heart of The MoonWalk'.
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Rooted in Imagination: Meet the Co-founders behind Wokingham’s Forest of Imagination
Dinton Pastures won't just be a place to walk your dog or take in the spring air, it will be transformed into a creative, living gallery
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Could you help Wokingham Pride 2025?
June is Pride month around the world, and Wokingham Pride is preparing for its annual 2025 celebration on 12th July.
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Annual photography exhibition starts today
The event at Wokingham town hall is free to attend.
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Naturally Speaking
Environmental News and Views: thinking of ways to cut energy costs?
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Enjoy a fiesta of a concert in Wokingham
Trinity Concert Band promises a night of spectacular live music
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