New speed limits in Shinfield
New speed limits for several roads in Shinfield has been approved.
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Developer sponsors new kit
Cala Homes (Thames) has announced its sponsorship of Arborfield FC .
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A final farewell to Berkshire institution
Hundreds of people took the opportunity to say farewell to a Berkshire institution last weekend.
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Saturday free parking plans halted
Wokingham Borough Council cannot afford to lose an estimated £30,000 by offering free parking on Saturdays in the weeks before Christmas.
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Overwhelming support after poppy window smash
The organiser of the Wokingham Poppy Appeal has been overwhelmed by the response to last week's apparent act of vandalism.
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Enhancing the customer experience
Wokingham Borough Council's first customer experience strategy was approved by the decision-making executive last week.
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Last chance to have your say
Time is running out if you want to help create a vision for the future of Wokingham.
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Consultation open for 60-homes plan
A public consultation has opened for an outline planning application to build up to 60 houses on land off Barkham Road.
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Dalia’s in the pink
A Wokingham woman is feeling in the pink after modelling for a celebrity photoshoot to raise funds for breast cancer awareness.
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Fate of St Crispin’s to be decided next month
The future of a Wokingham leisure centre could be decided next month.
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