The Dresser at Wokingham Theatre: The demise of a man, and of a tradition
Witness the poignant portrait of a fading star
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Walkers turn out in force
The event made a significant amount for local charities and good causes.
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Call for NHS to be top Budget priority
He said: "Being diagnosed with cancer is one of the worst experiences someone can go through."
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Children’s Book Festival this weekend
Award-winning authors are coming to Wokingham this weekend.
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Brownfield boost for Wokingham
Councils will be awarded a share of £16.2 million to transform neglected land into new homes
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Church plans approved for former depot
Wokingham Borough Council has approved the plans for the property in Spencers Wood.
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Pinewood Campus flats approved
The large office block in Wokingham Without will be converted into more than 100 flats.
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Emmbrook to host firework display
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club is set to host a firework and bonfire night.
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Wokingham Borough Council’s costs of transportation for SEN increased more than 80%
Children in special educational needs in Wokingham are being sent as far as Somerset and Buckinghamshire for their education, an investigation
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Writing group for teenagers celebrates anniversary
The leader of a writing group for teenagers who has been recognised in Wokingham's Mayor Awards is celebrating its ten-year anniversary.
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