MP critical of solar farm plans
Sir John Redwood has said Wokingham Borough Council should focus on fixing potholes rather than spending £25 million on a solar farm in Barkham.
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More pupils get first choice school
The 80.21% figure this year is an increase compared with previous years.
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Market trader upset by council threat
Wokingham Borough Council has been accused of "cruel harrassment" by a market trader.
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Wokingham ranked second in happiness study
Wokingham strikes a balance between economic vitality and environmental sustainability.
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Siren gets ready to celebrate
Siren Craft Brewery is set to celebrate its 11th anniversary next week.
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Parking charges set to rise again
The cost of parking in Wokingham town centre, and elsewhere in the borough, is set to rise by more than 7%.
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Great balls of fire! Meteor spotted over Wokingham’s skies
A fireball that crashed to earth on Saturday evening was captured on dashcam footage by a Wokingham man.
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Woking loan to be repaid this week
In June 2023, Wokingham loaned Woking £10 million 24-hours after it had issued a section 114 notice
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Call for help to mark D-Day
David Dunham, Wokingham's Poppy Appeal organiser, has revealed plans for the run up to Thursday, June 6.
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Help to tackle cyber threats
The Secure Connected Places Playbook includes guidance on how connected places can protect themselves from would-be attacks.
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