Wokingham employees support retired police dogs
Wokingham employees support retired police dogs
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New year, new start, new me
New year, new start, new me
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Church’s different Christmas was so much fun, it’s already planning next year
Church's different Christmas was so much fun, it's already planning next year
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Wokingham’s got talent
Wokingham's got talent
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DECEMBER 2022: Toy Run, Santa run and Jingle Jog spread festive cheer, while Sunak plays Scrooge
DECEMBER came with the news that the Government is set to shake-up housing targets so they are flexible and meet local circumstances.
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NOVEMBER 2022: Gunpowder, treason and plot, a listing for the Post Office, and one man’s giant chipu
THE month started with Wokingham remembering the fifth of November on Saturday as the annual firework display took place, with all tickets sold out
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OCTOBER 2022: Hidden poverty in Wokingham exposed as the cost of living crisis begins to bite
Of the more than 600 replies, many residents were already struggling with more fearing how they would manage through the winter.
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SEPTEMBER 2022: Wokingham borough unites in grief as Queen dies
The world mourned the death of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II after she died on Thursday, September 8, at the age of 96.
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Wokingham road closed due to police incident
A ROAD in Wokingham town has been closed due to a police incident.
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JUNE 2022: The borough parties as it marks 70 years of the Queen’s long reign over us
ONE event dominated our coverage in June as Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne
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