Calling all bookworms: don’t be bored this summer holiday
Charity prepares a book sale to excite summer readers
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Event held to explore kitchen ideas
Attendees included Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Rob Comber, who joined residents in exploring the showroom.
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RSPCA recommends temporary dog lockdown
Charity urges owners to keep dogs safe in high temperatures
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Future of former M&S site takes centre stage
the future of the former Marks & Spencer building on Peach Street in Wokingham has entered a crucial new chapter.
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Man with ‘UK’s best job’ visits Wokingham
Dale Harvey made the trip south from his Nottingham home to tick off a number of pubs in the town.
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Wokingham ‘serial litterer’ targets Matthews Green roundabout – and risks fines
'Why can't you just put them in the bottle bank?' asks disgruntled resident
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Opportunity to join Wokingham almshouse community
New tenant/s invited to apply for vacant flat
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Second Wokingham flag at the World Cup
This one, bearing the name of the town, also included club badges for both Wokingham Town and Reading football clubs.
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WADE summer fayre enjoyed perfect summer weather
Annual fundraiser for the borough day centre charmed its visitors
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Wokingham United Charities grant will help people Thrive
Charities can now apply for WUC's Thrive Grant
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