Link’s Kindness Trees bring seasonal joy
Let's not forget lonely older people at Christmas
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Wokingham Christmas card competition winner Leo, eight, meets the Speaker
The young artist's design features on Wokingham MP's festive messages
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Barkham Hookers’ Christmas tree braves the elements
Crocheted creation is still standing
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Wokingham Literary Society January talk not just about angry young men
Hear how literature captured the national post war mood
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Take control of your energy bills
Let Citizens Advice Wokingham help you plan
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Thank you for our happy Christmas – from a thousand borough children
The Giving Tree appeal gathers in last few gifts that will make a child's Christmas special
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Is there a writer in you?
Visit Wokingham Library to find out
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Wokingham drops in happiness ranking
Wokingham has been ranked as the tenth happiest place to live in the United Kingdom - down from its fourth placed position in the same survey in 2023. The survey...
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Hang on to your tickets for The Game’s Afoot at Wokingham Theatre
Sold-out show seats for the show are like gold dust
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There were gasps as Wokingham Fireworks organisers celebrated fundraising total
The Cantley Park event raised thousands
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