A new chapter beckons for Philippa
Wokingham Borough Council's libraries team has said farewell to a colleague who has retired after many years of dedicated service.
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Council to debate permission for 42-home development
Wokingham Borough Council is set to debate permission for a 42-home development on Latimer Road.
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Appeal for witnesses following serious injury collision
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after man in his 40s was injured during a road traffic collision in Wokingham
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CLASP Wokingham plans a battle of the Christmas jumpers
CLASP Wokingham plans a battle of the Christmas jumpers
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Bolt boost brings ride-hailing app to Wokingham and Bracknell
Popular ride-hailing platform Bolt has expanded its service to Wokingham and Bracknell.
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Suspected arson: fire crews from four stations attended blaze
MORE DETAILS have emerged over the suspected arson in east Wokingham at the weekend.
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Wokingham’s Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
Wokingham's Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
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Police suspect blaze in east Wokingham home is arson
EMERGENCY crews were called to a home in east Wokingham yesterday afternoon to tackle a blaze being treated as arson.
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Award for football association
The Berks & Bucks Football Association collected the Partnership Award at the 2023 County Football Association Recognition Awards.
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Family-friendly musical evening from Wokingham Choral Society
FESTIVE favourites are on the menu for a Christmas concert in Wokingham later this month.
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