Market Place plans formally approved
The development will see 60 new dwellings alongside commercial spaces.
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Lights go out on Town’s cup exploits
Wokingham Town Football Club's Aldershot Cup match on Tuesday evening was abandoned after just six minutes.
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Finchampstead homes appeal date set
Elivia Homes has appealed the decision by Wokingham Borough Council in June 2024 to refuse outline planning for 32 homes.
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End of an era as shop shuts its doors
Hurst's convenience store closed last Saturday, and the attached Post Office closed the previous day.
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Wokingham planning should be community-led says MP
MP Clive Jones has called on Labour to stop "ignoring local communities".
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Council waits on funding news
It will find out this week about widespread calls for changes to local government funding.
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‘Incredible’ A-level results recognised in parliament
Emmbrook School's A-level results have been recognised in the House of Commons.
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Charvil homes plans approved
A total of 75 homes will be built by Hicks Developments on land west of Park Lane.
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Plans submitted for 111 homes in Arborfield
Plans are for homes on land north of Reading Road in Arborfield.
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Consulting on school admission numbers
There are more primary school places in Wokingham Borough than are needed.
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