Wokingham falls silent to remember war heroes
Wokingham fell silent at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
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Arborfield homes plan set to be approved
Wokingham Borough councillors look set to give conditional approval to a controversial plan to build up to 50 homes.
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Eclectic Games take over in Wokingham
The adventure, on Saturday November 16, is suitable for everyone.
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Plans for 191 homes in Shinfield
Agents have submitted an application for land north of Arborfield Road in Shinfield.
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Cannabis farms rooted out in Sonning
Thames Valley Police executed a warrant at an address in Sonning.
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New bus shelters coming this week
Bus shelters across the borough are being replaced.
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Wokingham MP pays tribute to the fallen at Remembrance Garden
Alfred Henry Grover was chosen because in 2019, he became the most recent name to be added to the Wokingham war memorial.
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Wokingham Borough Council must find £3.5m more
'All local councils are struggling financially at the moment, and Wokingham Borough Council is no different'.
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Is Sumas’ home match run a record?
Wokingham Town Football Club is 11 games into a run of 14 consecutive home matches.
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Police seek witnesses to Crowthorne incident
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident in Crowthorne earlier today.
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