Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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First Wokingham Repair Cafe a huge success
A teddy, hoovers, a handbag were among the fixers' first challenges
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Sindlesham land up for auction
More land in Wokingham is set to come under the hammer today.
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PACT encourages residents to lace up for Marathon in May
Parents and Children Together (PACT) is challenging keen runners and cyclists to go the distance in its Marathon in May initiative
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today of April 18, 2024
Three ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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‘Fight’ in town centre post office
Thames Valley Police is investigating the incident.
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Cafe plans approved for empty unit
A former barber in Wokingham will be converted it into a cafe.
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Council tackles rubbish complaints
Residents have highlighted the issue at the hotel in Sindlesham.
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Bagging a good deal?
Wokingham Borough Council blue rubbish bags are being sold on a popular internet auction site.
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Ticket machine failures
More than one in 10 attempts to buy tickets at two Wokingham town centre car parks failed in the space of a year.
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