Wokingham named in top 10 healthy places
New research has revealed that Wokingham is one of the healthiest areas in England.
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Food bank overwhelmed by generosity of Winnersh Primary School pupils
Food bank overwhelmed by generosity of Winnersh Primary School pupils
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Get ready, get trainers, go! Join the Wokingham Walk
Get ready, get trainers, go! Join the Wokingham Walk
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Church celebrates autumn with Hong Kong community
Church celebrates autumn with Hong Kong community
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One in five Wokingham homes sold in last five years
Wokingham is ranked in the top 20 locations of houses sold during the last five years.
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Hear how WBC plans to respond to climate change, at a free talk in Wokingham
Hear how WBC plans to respond to climate change, at a free talk in Wokingham
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Drinking in the sunshine: at Sit And Sip’s beer festival
Drinking in the sunshine: at Sit And Sip's beer festival
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England date for Aaron
A Wokingham rugby player is set to represent in a tournament later this month.
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No decrease in footfall due to parking
Increased parking fees have not stopped people from going to the shops in Wokingham town centre, a councillor has claimed.
Read moreDetailsSimply Fit coffee morning raises nearly £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support
Simply Fit coffee morning raises nearly £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support
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