Welcoming the lunar new year
Hundreds of people ushered in the year of the snake
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Schools invited to apply for arts grants
Any local school can apply for a grant by completing a simple form.
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Town go down at Risborough
Wokingham Town slipped to a disappointing 3-1 defeat at Risborough Rangers.
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No parking charges at Cantley – for now
No car parking charges at Cantley Park in this year's budget.
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Berkshire companies hit record high
New figures reveal that in 2024, the number of companies in Berkshire was the highest ever recorded.
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Views sought on community governance
Wokingham Borough Council has started consulting on a Community Governance Review.
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MP meets King Charles III
Clive Jones MP met King Charles III.
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Liberal Democrats hold Winnersh
She polled 52.7% of the vote with 1,172 to win the seat that was previously held by Paul Fishwick.
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Homes approved for business park
Officers have granted approval for the site in Mulberry Business Park.
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School makeover gets the green light
St Sebastians will carry out works to the roof of its main building.
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