St Paul’s goes to St Paul’s
Wokingham church choir sings at St Paul's Cathedral
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Promotion at LRG
New role for Wokingham-based Ian Barnett.
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham churches
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‘Distinctive’ Indian restaurant backed by world renowned chef set to open in Wokingham
The new independent Indian dining concept is backed by a world-renowned two-Michelin-starred chef.
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Donkey delight for Wokingham on Palm Sunday
A procession through the town remembered Jesus's final journey to Jerusalem
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Easter Eggs delivered to Wokingham Foodbank by Reading Consulting staff
Earley Town Council has thanked staff at URM Consulting in Reading after they delivered 56 Easter eggs to the Town Counci's Helpshop
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Everything set for a spectacular May Fayre in Wokingham
The event will take place on bank holiday Monday, May 5.
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Take aim with Crowthorne archers
Book now for a have-a-go event next month.
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Free road closures for VE Day parties
Wokingham borough council will be waiving costs for road closure orders.
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Everyman Cinema in Wokingham to host EuroVisision 2025 Final viewing party
The Eurovision 2025 Grand Final will be shown in 100 cinemas across the UK next month, including the Everyman Cinema in Wokingham.
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