Vehicle fire in Wokingham
Fire officers from Wokingham attended a vehicle fire on Norreys Avenue last Saturday.
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Wokingham MP backs call for individual healthcare plans
Clive Jones joined colleagues and stakeholders to champion better support in school for children and young people living with epilepsy.
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Giving Tree gift scheme launches in Wokingham
Christmas must be just around the corner
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Roundabout project “progressing as planned”
The current phase is due to run until late January.
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Tranquil dental opens in Wokingham
A new dental practice has opened its doors in Denmark Street.
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St Paul’s Junior Forest School: where outdoor learning is child’s play
Not all classrooms have four walls
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St Paul’s Church Bazaar: the hot cakes went like – well, hot cakes
A successful day for the church and lots of fun for visitors
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Enjoy free weekend bus travel in the borough this Christmas season
Wokingham Borough Council to make single journeys free borough wide
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Clive Jones to present prizes at Wokingham growers’ show
WHA looks forward to welcoming MP to Winter exhibition of fruit, veg and produce
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New comedy night comes to Wokingham
Laughter Craft Comedy launches show in the Salty Olive
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