Knit and make friends in Wokingham
Knit and make friends in Wokingham
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Free festive buses plans announced
Wokingham Borough Council will offer free bus travel on the six Saturdays leading up to Christmas.
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Police appeal for information about man missing from Reading
A man from Reading has been reported missing and may be in the Wokingham area
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Financial pressures getting ‘more severe’
Balancing Wokingham Borough Council's books is going to be a challenge next year.
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Police appeal for witnesses after man assaulted in Wokingham
Police appeal for witnesses after man assaulted in Wokingham
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Volunteers needed to help three-day food collection at Wokingham Tesco later this month
People in Wokingham are being urged to give the gift of their time to take part in the UK's biggest food donation drive.
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Wokingham Choral Society sings Haydn and Beethoven
Wokingham Choral Society sings Haydn and Beethoven
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Music from the movies, brass band style
Music from the movies, brass band style
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Wokingham man runs Caribbean marathon for premature babies and sick children
Wokingham man runs Caribbean marathon for premature babies and sick children
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CLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
CLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
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