Town to mark 150th anniversary
Wokingham Town Football Club is set to kick start its 150th anniversary celebrations this weekend.
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Football round-up: Three wins on the bounce for Wokingham Town,
Seventeen-year-old Jaden Odama scored his first senior goal.
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Hare Hatch garden centre sold
Hare Hatch Sheeplands will remain as a garden centre and become part of The Gardening Club.
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More details emerge for McDonald’s in Wokingham, including hint of opening date
The new restaurant on Finchampstead Road is set to open later this year.
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Thousands of warrants issued for unpaid parking by Wokingham Borough Council
Wokingham borough council has issued 3,985 warrants to its bailiff services.
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Tributes for former councillor
Gary Cowan represented Arborfield for more than 27 years.
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Salaries at Wokingham Borough Council revealed, including six in excess of £100,000
Six positions at Wokingham borough council are paid in excess of £100,000 per year.
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Monitors help schools tackle air pollution
Wokingham borough council has installed air quality monitors outside four schools.
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Arty Arthur is poster design champion
The winner was Arthur from Walter Infant School.
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Register now for the Bikeathon
The event starts and finishes at Cantley Park on Sunday, June 22.
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