See Mia Farrow in Wokingham
Blind Terror awaits brave film goers
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All aboard for a railway talk
Learn about an unsung Chester hero at a Wokingham club
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Clive Jones MP to vote against Winter Fuel Allowance cut
'Now is not the time' he says
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EBOS presents Spring Awakening
Beautiful, and devastating, it's a hard-hitting, thought provoking story
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Wokingham’s winning writers: Short story number two
Read a story a week in Wokingham.Today
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FROM THE LEADER: The importance of approving the local plan on 19 September
The new Local Plan will come to council for approval on 19 September. The culmination of many years of work by the previous and current administration
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Thousands of homes to be built in Bracknell and Wokingham after approval
Thousands of homes are set to be built in Bracknell and Wokingham after getting approval this year.
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Wokingham MP Clive Jones pledges support for RBH in Parliament
The MP for Wokingham has said he would 'not be standing here today' if it wasn't for Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH), which he has once again pledged
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Save the date for All Saints’ Earth Fayre in Wokingham
Don't miss an environmental event for all the family
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Beating the Bounds returns on Sunday
The event starts from 9:00 am, is free and features three routes.
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