Little wall, big problem
'What we have found is a little wall - and the little wall is listed'.
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Jack wins the day in Elms Field
The Bart Lee Theatre Company entertained audiences.
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Approval for school entrance changes
Approval for the work at Forest School has been granted.
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Minister visits Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council hosted a visit from he new minister for children and families.
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Free event inspired by the Olympics
The free event is be inspired by the Olympic games.
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Open House for historic property
Wingmore Lodge in Rose Street is one of the town's most striking Grade II listed properties.
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Wokingham Town FC back on the pitch
Wokingham Town's first competitive match for more than 20 years tkes place on Saturday.
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Emotions run high on bin tender motion
A hot debate took place at last week's full council on what was a purely administrative process.
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Free performance in Elms Field
Theatre in the Park returns to Wokingham tomorrow.
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Smaller bins not an option
'The provision of 180-litre bins is the standard size container for the majority of households in the borough.'
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