McDonald’s given go-ahead for building changes
Officers from Wokingham Borough Council's planning department have approved plans for the former Carpetright unit.
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Annexe plans for former beauty salon
Plans have been approved to convert a former beauty salon into a residential annexe.
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Fears over plans for new homes
The plans have already attracted objections from neighbours.
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Book festival set for another chapter
Now in its seventh year, the festival will be held over the weekend of October 19/20.
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Faster broadband in Spencers Wood
Faster broadband is set to arrive in Spencers Wood.
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Wokingham cited in parliament question
Wokingham was mentioned in the House of Commons this afternoon.
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Borough needs more football pitches
Football is the most popular sport within Wokingham Borough, with 70 football clubs having 654 teams between them.
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Women’s FA Cup action comes to town
The first Adobe Women's FA Cup tie in the town of Wokingham is happening this weekend.
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Lower Earley hub on the market
The former home of Autotrader, the automotive brand founded by Sir John Madejski, was vacated nearly 10 years ago,
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Tokyo and back, 13 times!
More than 14,000 people took part in this summer's Beat the Street game.
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