Appeal opens into Three Mile Cross homes
The plans were refused by Wokingham Borough Council in August 2024.
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Learn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Free sessions for people struggling with their laptops
Help is out there for the digitally challenged
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Wokingham care home resident is 106 years young
Irene celebrates with her family and community at Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court
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PICTURE GALLERY: David Cliff Wokingham Half Marathon 2025
Thousands of participants pounded across the streets of Wokingham on Sunday to compete in the David Cliff Wokingham Half Marathon. Starting and finishing at Cantley Park, runners raced through the...
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Council reveals plans for new road in south Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council has published diagrams showing the new road.
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Switch and save on your energy bill
The second round of the Big Community Switch is open.
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A fairytale banquet for knights and dames will help shape young children’s futures
Heroes and heroines can enjoy a magical event to support Dingley's Promise
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It’s storytime for tots at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a story and a walk at a borough beauty spot
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