Sinkhole: more investigations today
Investigations set to happen today.
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RBH plans thrown into doubt
'Promises made by the previous government were built on sand'.
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More affordable homes as approved development
A new development close to Wokingham town centre could now be exclusively made up of entirely affordable homes.
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Officers act to prevent unfair trading
Trading Standards carried out a day of action in Bracknell Forest and Wokingham Borough.
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Players search for Sumas Ladies
Wokingham Town Ladies is on the lookout for more players.
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Opening hours for new McDonald’s
The consultation for the change in hours and the location of the plant equipment, is open until August 7.
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Arborfield unveils a new MUGA
A new games area has been unveiled by Arborfield
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Quick action promised on local plan
Wokingham Borough Council will move quickly to finalise its local plan update.
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Recognition for ‘unwavering drive and passion’
The former headteacher of St Crispin's School has received an honorary degree.
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First question for new MP
The new Labour member of parliament for Earley and Woodley asked her first question in the House of Commons last week.
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