Morning deemed the only time for women-only swimming sessions
The topic of women-only swimming sessions was again raised at full council last week.
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Politicians respond to Wokingham shopkeeper’s SOS call
Politicians have responded to last week's call to do something more to save businesses in Wokingham.
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It’s going: Historic Woodley building to be demolished as final links to aerodrome to disappear
One of the last remaining parts of Woodley's historic aviation history is set to disappear following a successful planning appeal.
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Plans for D-Day commemoration across Wokingham
Wokingham will mark June's 80th anniversary of D-Day with a series of events.
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More tracking for Section 106 agreements
Conservative councillors in Wokingham Borough have received unanimous support for the authority to track its agreements with property developers.
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Dog rescued from stranded car
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue attended the incident on Barge Lane near Swallowfield
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Bracknell in focus at PMQs
James Sunderland, the member of parliament for Bracknell Forest, spoke at Prime Minister's Questions at lunchtime today.
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Former Lib Dem leader in town
A former Liberal Democrat leader visited Wokingham on Tuesday.
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Switch on date confirmed for Barkham solar farm
Green renewable energy will be generated in Barkham from the summer of 2026
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California Crossroads work: Bus diversion route is the only option
There are fears other traffic will likely follow the same diversion route.
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