Tan House bridge: Positive steps in both directions, or pushchair nightmare?
Residents respond to Wokingham's nearly completed footbridge
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Ollie Young Sellebrity football match makes ‘magical moments to treasure’
The event also raises thousands of pounds for children's cancer charity
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Wokingham mother of five to swim 10km for charity that supported her
Alice is giving back to Home-Start Wokingham District
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Future of kebab van to be decided
A public meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's Licensing and Appeals sub-committee will make the decision.
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CLASP Wokingham promotes health and wellbeing with smoothies and hoola hoops
Their annual event is a 'great success' says CEO Debs Morrison
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More awards for Shelley
The CEO has collected several prestigious business awards.
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Wokingham author David Palin: dealing with the scary areas of life
Welcome to his dark and thrilling world
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Top GB athlete tells children at St Sebastian’s Primary School and Nursery: ‘There’s nothing you can’t do if you put your mind to it’
Kylie Grimes MBE helps youngsters star jump their way through a sponsored fitness circuit
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Wokingham Borough Council fined over SEN pupil
The child was in a mainstream school that didn't have the resources to support her.
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Enjoy a classical music treat from the Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra
The music group will play on Saturday
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