Wokingham resident sets up dog rescue centre
Wokingham-based resident Lorraine McCowatt has always been a dog lover since a young age.
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Barkham Hookers launch crochet workshops in Wokingham, Woodley and Finchampstead
The Barkham Hookers are sharing their skills in a series of workshops starting today.
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Winnersh road back under construction ‘to improve drainage’
A section of Reading Road was relaid in the week commencing Monday, September 6 in a bid to improve drainage.
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Wokingham Borough Council promotes positive mental health with new strategy
The council wants the strategy to focus on prevention, early intervention, easy access to support, health promotion and joined up services.
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Go green to boost your wellbeing, says Wokingham garden centre
Squire's Garden Centres said houseplants can boost wellbeing, improve mood and increase air quality.
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Check if you have a Child Trust fund, says HMRC
It is now one year since the first account holders started turning 18 and every month, around 55,000 Child Trust Funds mature.
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Wokingham to unite with Berkshire councils in devolution deal
Wokingham may join the rest of Berkshire in a county-wide devolution deal with the Government.
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Enjoyed playing? Play again thanks to You Too Music
A group that helps people pick up their instruments again will be making sweet music this Saturday
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Wokingham’s Broad Street Tavern prepares for busy autumn of partying
The most macabre Hallowe'en event and a 100th birthday brew are on the cards for Wokingham's Broad Street Tavern this autumn
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Wokingham gym opens doors to all for National Fitness Day today
To mark the occasion, Energié Fitness is opening its doors for free, along with a number of fancy dress gym classes.
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