New Wokingham town mayor selected
Cllr Rob Comber has been a town councillor since 2023.
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Learn signwriting from an expert
A signwriting workshop by Joby Carter of Carters Steam Fair fame will take place this weekend.
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Councillors help preschoolers prepare for Spring
Children at Farm View day nursery in Spencers Wood got ready for Spring.
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Get set for the Twyford donkey derby
The event at Twford Recreation Ground will take place on Sunday, June 16.
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New chapter for Twyford library
It is intended that the new library will be open ready for the school half-term at the end of May.
Read moreDetailsCouncil dismisses loan loss claims
Wokingham Borough Council has acted to clarify the situation regarding loans it has both made and received to other local authorities.
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St Patrick’s Day fun for Lower Earley residents
Residents and staff at Austen House in Lower Earley celebrated all things Irish.
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Crews called to trapped horse
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue were called to reports of a trapped horse near Waltham St Lawrence.
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More charge points for Wokingham Borough
Government funding of £264,000 will see more electric vehicle charging points installed throughout the borough.
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Scrapp app to boost recycling
The app encourages its users to search for recycling guidance.
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