“Why can’t it be fixed tomorrow?” Twyford parking debate sparks clash
Council asked for update on last exchange with Great Western Railway with regards to additional parking at Twyford station,
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Will Emmbrook School get its Sixth Form? Wokingham Borough Council gives update
Resident James Westhorpe raised the question at last month's meeting of the full council.
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New booklet explores Wokingham’s bygone retailers
A new booklet has been published that looks back at bygone retailers in Wokingham town centre.
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Major junction closed in Wokingham with long diversions now in place
The junction of Easthampstead Road and Heathlands Road is now closed until April 10.
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TV legend Timmy Mallett bikes into Wokingham to spread joy at CLASP
Children's television star Timmy Mallett visited the group in Wokingham.
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Winnersh office team celebrates International Women’s Day
Arena Offices has a workforce that is 87 per cent female.
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Watch some of Britain’s best climbers near Wokingham and Bracknell
Oakwood Climbing will be hosting its annual flagship bouldering competition.
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Wokingham borough mayor celebrates community champions
Residents and local charities who make a positive difference to the borough were celebrated.
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Rare 1927 Reading FC vs Man United programme could fetch thousands at auction
The edition from January 1927 comes under the hammer later this week
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Confused marketing: Homes in Bracknell sold as ‘Future of Wokingham Housing’
A property developer appears to have redefined the geographical borders between Wokingham, Crowthorne and Bracknell.
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