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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A new future for social care
The future of adult social care is looking bright, as Wokingham Borough Council signed up to a new Social Care Future Charter.
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Bus boost for Bracknell
Thames Valley Buses has announced its investment in four new single deck buses.
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Plans refused for coffee drive-through
Plans for a Starbucks cafe and drive-thru on a busy roundabout have been rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Woodley garage sold at auction
The single, lock-up garage in a residential area was marketed as having rental investment potential.
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Hollywood boost for the borough
A Hollywood blockbuster that was filmed and finished in Wokingham has brought many benefits to the borough.
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Fine for driver of overweight lorry in Sonning
The driver of a heavy goods vehicle was fined after a report from a member of the public.
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