Smaller bins not an option
'The provision of 180-litre bins is the standard size container for the majority of households in the borough.'
Read moreDetails'The provision of 180-litre bins is the standard size container for the majority of households in the borough.'
Read moreDetailsThe feisty exchange revolved around the document that will include a strategy for development throughout the borough.
Read moreDetailsWokingham town council has launched its annual grant scheme.
Read moreDetailsCrest Nicholson led a bulb planting event for students from Bohunt secondary school.
Read moreDetailsPlans have been submitted that could see a historic Wokingham building become a dental surgery.
Read moreDetailsInvestigations set to happen today.
Read moreDetails'Promises made by the previous government were built on sand'.
Read moreDetailsA new development close to Wokingham town centre could now be exclusively made up of entirely affordable homes.
Read moreDetailsTrading Standards carried out a day of action in Bracknell Forest and Wokingham Borough.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Town Ladies is on the lookout for more players.
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