Mayor Lou gets set for Wokingham half marathon
Wokingham town mayor Lou Timlin is lacing up her trainers and putting in the training miles ahead of the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon
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Number of dog barking complaints in Wokingham revealed
Such matters can be raised with the council's anti-social behaviour team.
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MP joins calls to support WASPI woman
The MP for Wokingham, has joined more than 100 MPs in demanding the government "finally does the right thing" for WASPI women.
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SEND hub plans for old library
The application seeks to convert the first floor to a post-16 SEND hub.
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Swallowfield car boot seller hauled to court over fake designer goods worth thousands
Trading standards officers attended at a car boot sale at White Horse Lane in Swallowfield.
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Wokingham house prices see year-on-year rise
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics have been revealed.
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Another business set to leave Wokingham
Another business is set to leave Wokingham - the fourth in little over three weeks.
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Next step for Sonning plan
The Sonning Neighbourhood Plan has been jointly developed by Sonning parish council and the Sonning & Sonning Eye society.
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Wokingham Walk open for registrations
Online registrations have opened for the spring edition of the Wokingham Walk.
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Plans for large Wokingham art event
Wokingham Plein Air will be a large-scale live painting event.
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