Banking hub plans for village
Plans have been submitted that could see a banking hub introduced in Crowthorne.
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Decision made on plans for 111 new homes in Arborfield
The plans for up to 111 new homes have been refused by Wokingham borough council.
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Sam and Megan take Sumas supporters’ awards
Wokingham Town's senior men and women held its end of season awards last weekend.
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Have your say on council spending
Wokingham borough council is set to launch '.. an extensive consultation.'
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Save the date for children’s book festival
The Wokingham Children's Book Festival is set to return on the weekend of October 18/19.
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Parking charges in Wokingham up – again
These latest increases mean that parking for one hour in Wokingham town centre will have risen by 87% since May 2023.
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Historic town pub listed for sale
One of Wokingham's oldest pubs has been listed for sale.
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New parking app plans revealed
It will be a 'one app fits all' parking platform.
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Siren sponsorship of Bracknell ale festival
The 14th Bracknell Ale & Cider festival takes place at Bracknell Rugby Club on Sunday, May 25.
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New partnership for law firm
Its commercial property and planning team will be supported by specialist planning lawyers and consultants.
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