The full list of bins set to be removed
Wokingham Borough Council has published the list of bins it intends to axe.
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Property firm debuts new brand
A new shared ownership brand has been launched by a Berkshire-based real estate company.
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End of the line for ticket offices?
Rail users are being urged to give their views on plans to shut ticket offices in Wokingham Borough.
Read moreDetailsNew scheme for housebuyers
Bovis Homes has teamed up with the country's largest affordable new-build housing provider to launch Home Stepper.
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Police investigate town centre shoplifting
A new shop in Wokingham has been the target of what appears to be organised shoplifting.
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Snapper Phil makes the news
Photographer Phil Penman is more accustomed to documenting the news than making it.
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Be proud, and look at your options
If you don't get the grades you hoped for, there are a number of options open to you.
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Words from the Wescott East candidates
Voters in the Wescott East ward will go to the polls next week to elect a councillor.
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Sumas are set to welcome a local legend
Wokingham & Emmbrook are hoping a bit of FA Cup magic will rub off on them under the Lowther Road lights on Friday evening.
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Council could remove 150 bins to save services for vulnerable residents
The locations of some 150 public litter bins that could be axed across Wokingham borough have been revealed.
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