Countdown to Wokingham’s Winter Carnival
Wokingham Winter Carnival, a highlight in the town's calendar, is set to take place on Sunday, November 26.
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Councillor guilty of breach of code
A Wokingham Borough councillor has been deemed to have broken its code of conduct.
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Re-think ordered over St Crispin’s decision
Plans to close St Crispin's Leisure Centre have been thrown into disarray.
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Third tattoo for 82-year-old Pat
Pat's impressive tattoo collection began more than 20 years ago.
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UPDATED: Council hits back at MPs ‘misleading’ claims of wasteful spending
WOKINGHAM Borough Council, and its leader, Cllr Stephen Conway, has hit back at claims from MP Sir John Redwood that it has engaged in “wasteful spending”. In a statement provided...
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Plans for a new supermarket in Arborfield Green
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's is progressing with plans for a new supermarket in Arborfield as part of the planned district centre.
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Caravan fire
Fire crews from Crowthorne and Earley were called to reports of a caravan fire in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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Locking the door on anti-social behaviour
Wokingham Borough Council and Thames Valley police have closed properties after investigations found they were being used for criminal behaviour.
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Former town mayor dies
Keith Cattran, who was Wokingham Town Mayor in the 1980s, has died.
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Gold award for Simmonds
An independent mortgage broker in Wokingham has collected a prestigious award for its customer services.
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