No fine for injured woman
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed that no parking enforcement tickets will be issued after a woman suffered a fall.
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‘Badly worded’ job ad removed
A job advertisement at Wokingham Borough Council was quickly removed after it contained "very badly worded" text.
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Calling young artists
The Lexicon has launched its annual art competition.
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Plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride
A public consultation has opened into outline plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride in Finchampstead.
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Can you help to shape Our Future Health?
The UK's largest health research programme is set to open 27 new clinics this month, including in Wokingham.
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Head here for goat-to gifts
If you're hunting for that illusive, original gift to wow and surprise at Christmas, you may want to head to Ascot or Reading
Read moreDetailsHave your say on water plans from South East Water
Customers of South East Water have an opportunity to ask questions about its investment plans.
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Parked car delayed double-yellow lines
A parked car almost caused chaos when council workers arrived to implement double-yellow lines.
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Finchampstead votes to keep rural character
Recent vote achieved almost 90% support.
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Call for Civic Award nominations
Wokingham Town Council is searching for people who have made an exceptional contribution to Wokingham.
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