Pacifist remembrance event planned in Wokingham churchyard
A pacifist remembrance event is being held on Friday, November 11 in the quiet area of the churchyard at All Saints Church, Wokingham.
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Points mean prizes when you walk or cycle
Points mean prizes when you walk or cycle
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Why Should I Support The Arc?
This major landmark work of art will command a prominent position outside Wokingham's new Carnival Hub.
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Pumpkins and chocolate treats for charity
Pumpkins and chocolate treats for charity
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A film society is suitably thrilling
A film society is suitably thrilling
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Budget inherited by council described as ‘woefully inadequate’
Cllr Imogen Shepherd-DuBey, executive member for finance, made the comments at an executive meeting on Thursday, October 27.
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Council leader calls for government support on cost of living crisis
At an executive meeting on Thursday, October 27, Cllr Clive Jones said more support was needed so the borough could tackle rising costs.
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++UPDATED++ Major gas leak on Wokingham road
A MAJOR gas leak has erupted on a Wokingham road, leading to affected residents being urged to keep their windows closed
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Wokingham’s poppy shop is open
Wokingham's poppy shop is open
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Barkham Hookers’ red and purple poppies
Barkham Hookers' red and purple poppies
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