Teacher strikes: Union members take part in march across Wokingham town centre
STRIKING teachers came together in Wokingham town centre on Thursday, April 27, to show solidarity after rejecting a pay offer.
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Free taster day for would-be bowlers in Wokingham
Free taster day for would-be bowlers in Wokingham
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Wokingham shop owner, Maya celebrates her first anniversary with bubbles and balloons
Wokingham shop owner, Maya celebrates her first anniversary with bubbles and balloons
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Dementia friendship group at Wokingham Library
Dementia friendship group at Wokingham Library
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Railway enthusiasts meet to discuss the varsity lines
Railway enthusiasts meet to discuss the varsity lines
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A Wokingham leisure centre pumps up the volume with its fitness event
A Wokingham leisure centre pumps up the volume with its fitness event
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The Crispin’s landlords raise a glass to six years of business
The Crispin's landlords raise a glass to six years of business
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Citizens Advice Mobile Unit will be at Tesco Wokingham
Citizens Advice Mobile Unit will be at Tesco Wokingham
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Wokingham town planning to week long celebration of the Coronation
Wokingham will celebrate the Coronation in style
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Shoppers slapped with £70 fines … for parking at Tesco’s Wokingham store
ANGRY shoppers have criticised supermarket giant Tesco after being slapped with £70 fines for parking at the Wokingham store.
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