Wokingham

Wokingham is a historical market city between Berkshire, England, 39 miles westerly concerning London, 7 miles southeast over Reading, 8 miles boreal regarding Camberley or 4 miles westerly of Bracknell. At the 2011 census, it had a population of 30,690.
Wokingham was a borough earlier than the 1974 reorganisation regarding native government, so that merged together with Wokingham Rural District after structure the new Wokingham District. Borough repute used to be granted within 2007.

• All Saints' Church, listed historical building. Founded between 1180 namely a chapel-of-ease beyond Sonning. Extensively re-built into the late 15th century or restored then elevated in the mid-19th century.
• Corpus Christi Catholic Church
• St. Paul's Church, formed with the aid of John Walter III into 1864
• Wokingham Baptist Church
• Wokingham Methodist Church
• Christ Church Wokingham. The Church at the White House, Christ Church is not a kirk building however an extra-parochial society currently meeting quickly in hired premises.
• Woosehill Community Church
• Norreys Church
• Kings Church Wokingham