Last chance to register for walk
The annual Wokingham Walk, organised by Wokingham Lions, will take place on Sunday, April 28.
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Interest in Cantley cafe and pavilion
Council has confirmed interest from a number of parties who have expressed interest in the Cantley Park cafe and pavilion.
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All change at Cali crossroads
Access to parking at California crossroads is set to change later this week.
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Do you want to stand as an MP?
The Official Monster Raving Loony party is still welcoming applications for potential candidates.
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Enter now for Wargrave run
Entries are now open for Wargrave 10k and kids fun run.
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Plans revealed for town centre restaurant
RYND, which occupied the courtyard inside Wokingham town hall, announced its intention to cease operations last month.
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Homes welcome families in Finchampstead
The developer is building 140 new homes ar the former Reading Football Club training ground.
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Sparrows top the charts in Birdwatch
More than 600,000 people joined the world's largest garden wildlife survey.
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Rise in country park parking charges
Parking charges at two Wokingham country parks have risen by more than 10% this week.
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Plans for 18 new homes in Crowthorne
The site is on Lower Wokingham Road between Finchampstead and Crowthorne.
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