Roadworks to replace burst water main
A burst-prone water main in Waltham St Lawrence is to be replaced in a £230,000 investment.
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Appeal following Wokingham assault
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident in Wokingham town centre.
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End of Shute End? Budget agreed to study Wokingham Borough Council’s future office provision
Wokingham Borough Council has agreed to a £175,000 study to review its office accommodation.
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Wokingham Borough Council explains its financial position
Wokingham Borough Council has issued a statement that explains its financial position.
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Fire crews spread safety message
Crews from Wokingham fire station were in Market Place on Saturday.
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The Berkshire venue that’s top of the list
A Berkshire venue has made it into a list of the most Instagrammed wedding venues.
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Millets shop up for lease
The future of another business in Wokingham town centre appears to be uncertain.
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New date for Barkham solar farm
Work on Wokingham Borough Council's first solar farm is set to restart.
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Council confirms ‘small number’ of redundancies
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed that a number of its staff have been made redundant.
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California post office targeted
The Post Office at California crossroads in Finchampstead was targeted overnight.
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