Flying the flag with Pride
Wokingham Borough has raised the rainbow flag to celebrate Pride.
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Sex offender sentenced to more prison time for child sex offences
James Dyer, 37 and of HMP Five Wells, has been sentenced to a further 18 months in prison at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, July 7
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More details about new Mcdonald’s
Detailed refurbishment plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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SustainFest 2024 ignites passion for sustainability at Holme Grange School
'I can't wait to tell my friends and help make the world a better place,' said one young visitor
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Artists take pride of place – on Wokingham post box
A new post box topper celebrates 10 years of borough arts
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Reviving an ancient tradition
Beating the Bounds involves swatting local landmarks with branches.
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Want to meet other writers?
A Wokingham Library group may be for you
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Historic property comes up for auction
Wingmore Lodge in Rose Street is one of the town's most striking Grade II listed properties.
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Council wants to hear your views
By actively engaging in the consultation process, residents can play a role in shaping the Plan.
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Austen House residents and staff enjoy a day dipped in chocolate
World Chocolate Day: a sweet success
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