Council investigating ‘dangerous’ junction
It is looking into the reasons behind a spate of accidents at a busy junction.
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Dog walker issues drugs warning
A Wokingham woman is urging dog owners to be vigilant.
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Annual canvass underway
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging residents to check their electoral registration details.
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Dexter heads for Paris
A 12-year-old from Woodley is set to ride from Woodley to Paris in a bid to raise money for charities.
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Future of tree remains uncertain
The future of the 'dangerous' tree in Wokingham remains uncertain.
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Town centre restaurant plans
Plans have been submitted for changes to a Grade-II listed building in Wokingham.
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Man arrested in Nazi flag incident
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to identify the man.
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Hundreds enjoy Chalk About It
Wokingham Market Place was the place to be on Sunday.
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The boys are back in Town
Footballing history will be made in Wokingham this weekend.
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Waste tender open for experienced operators
Once awarded, the new £112 million contract will commence on April 1, 2026.
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