Time returns to Wokingham
Wokingham's historic clock has been fixed.
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Giving blood is ‘relaxing’ say Margaret and Julia
Two Wokingham 100 pint super-donors encourage people to give blood and save lives
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Fresh from touring, Wokingham choir gets ready to sing again
New singers are invited to join them
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Final chance to sign up for Solar Together scheme
There is still time to sign up for Wokingham Borough Council's Solar Together initiative.
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McDonald’s confirms no drive-thru plans for new Wokingham restaurant
McDonald's has confirmed it has no plans to introduce a drive-thru in Wokingham.
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Wokingham residents describe McDonalds location as ‘unsuitable’
Residents have aired their grievances over the 'unsuitable' location of a McDonalds opening in Wokingham.
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The Cowshed’s new wellbeing garden is a haven of calm
Wokingham charity welcomes peaceful outdoor space
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Oscar winning film director to dial in to Wokingham movie society
September screening will be followed by a live Q and A session
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Celebrate 100 years of Wokingham library
The celebration will be held at the library on Thursday, September 5.
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‘Fantastic’ GCSE results
Celebrations took place last week after GCSE students across Wokingham borough collected their results.
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