Wokingham councillor resigns due to ill health
Cllr Jordan Montgomery has resigned as a councillor on Wokingham borough council, effective immediately.
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Registration now open for Wokingham Bikeathon this summer
The much?loved Wokingham Bikeathon returns on Sunday. June 28.
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Celebrating more than 40 Years of service to Emmbrook
Jo Cox first became associated with The Emmbrook in the 1990s.
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Wokingham racing star Bobby Trundley starts season with podium success
Wokingham racing driver Bobby Trundley has started his season in the best possible way with a podium finish in his first race.
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Church Notes: Does a drum kit belong in church?
Words from Wokingham churches
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Keep Hatch primary school unveils new timber tower
Wokingham pupils love their new play equipment
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Learn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
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CLASP members sing out for Comic Relief
Wokingham choir raises money for children in need
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Young WASMA performers raise their voices at Reading’s Hexagon Theatre
Hundreds of children have taken part in this year's musical showcase
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