Councillors call for higher housing targets in Wokingham to be scrapped
Councillors are calling for higher housing targets imposed on Wokingham to be scrapped as they warn it will 'change the character and nature
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Save the day for Wokingham’s Wade Christmas Fair
Santa has reserved his slot for the November fundraiser
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Dolphin School pupils lend a hand at Wokingham Foodbank
'You don't need to go far to do some good'
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People struggling with their laptop can find help at a free session
Help is out there for the digitally challenged
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Wokingham Film Society’s October screening: a story of unimagined dangers
Io Capitano will give viewers a bird's-eye view of the perils faced by migrants
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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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Shocking discovery as Wokingham woman finds ‘deadly’ South American scorpion in home
A Wokingham woman made a shocking discovery in her home which left her face to face with a potentially deadly scorpion.
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Tesco Wokingham praised for supporting Chai and Chats
A grant will help SALAMA to be there for more people in need
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Tan House bridge: Positive steps in both directions, or pushchair nightmare?
Residents respond to Wokingham's nearly completed footbridge
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