Corpus Christi church bids fond farewell to Sr Thérèse
Wokingham's last remaining Dominican nun returns to France
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Lifestyle
Don’t forget to step out this weekend
Wokingham Walk is this Sunday
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today of April 25, 2024
Three ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Charity thanks to electoral services team
CLASP Wokingham welcomed back the elections team for a second year.
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Tesco allergy campaign in store and online this week
Shoppers can help raise vital funds for food allergy charity
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Celebrating change at Maya’s Refillables
A Wokingham store is revolutionising the way we shop
Read moreNew shop for Bracknell
A new shop is set to open in Bracknell on Friday.
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Wendy Louise Babcox
Wendy Louise Babcox died at home in Tampa, Florida on March 23, 2024 from complications of breast cancer. She was born October 26, 1963 in Windsor, Berkshire, UK to John...
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Waltham St Lawrence Silver Band says goodbye to its conductor
Steve Block is swapping his baton for his cornet
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Moonwalkers wanted to help Wokingham woman’s cancer charity
A CHARITY created by a Wokingham woman is urging people to sign up to its major fundraising event next month.
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