Five-bed home in Charvil refused
Wokingham Borough Council has refused plans for a house in Charvil.
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Council sent 4,689 debts to bailiffs
Wokingham Borough Council referred 4,689 debts to bailiffs in 2022/23.
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Event for the mind and body
Hundreds of people descended on Wokingham for the annual Mindset Unlimited Festival.
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Ashridge Park set to FA Cup debut
The Wokingham-based side are set for their first appearance in the Adobe Women's FA Cup.
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Wokingham Walk registration is open
The next Wokingham Walk will take place on Sunday, October 13.
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Lib Dems demand funding boost for NHS
MP calls on the Government to make the Autumn budget an "NHS budget".
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End of the road for BBQ King?
Its licence to trade was revoked after failing a last chance hygiene inspection.
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D-day for Wokingham’s local plan
A masterplan for building more than 11,000 homes across Wokingham Borough by 2040 will come before councillors tonight.
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Historic circus is coming to town
Paulo's Circus is coming to Dinton Pastures Country Park next month.
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Why do we need a local plan?
'The council has a duty to positively plan for development and protect the borough from unplanned and speculative proposals.'
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