Fun and games at the town hall
Gamers were out in force at Wokingham town hall for a table top takeover last weekend.
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Wokingham delivery driver convicted of multiple sexual assaults following harassment
Forid Khil, aged 28 and of Mill Lane, Wokingham, has been found guilty of two counts of sexual assault and a further count of stalking
Read moreDetailsWalk the Walk’s substantial grant provides vital cancer support services
Walk the Walk's substantial grant provides vital cancer support services
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Catsy vows to fix damage
The anonymous creator has become somewhat of a legend in the town.
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Wokingham Theatre half term show will shiver your timbers
Wokingham Theatre half term show will shiver your timbers
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Meet the rescue dogs at a Wokingham coffee morning on Friday
Meet the rescue dogs at a Wokingham coffee morning on Friday
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Record number of tax returns
A record-breaking 11.5 million taxpayers submitted their self assessment tax returns by midnight on January 31
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Community pantry set to open its doors
Roots Community Store will run from Norreys Church in Wokingham to help residents who can't afford a full, healthy diet.
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Last blue bags before rubbish changes
Waste collection changes are coming soon to the borough.
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Plans submitted for cafe in Wokingham
The site of a former town centre barbers that has been vacant for months could be turned into a cafe.
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