Why Wokingham Borough Council is being accused of ignoring residents over 20mph speed limits
Jorgensen: 'They've ignored local voices, and they bragged about it.'
Read moreDetailsJorgensen: 'They've ignored local voices, and they bragged about it.'
Read moreDetailsThere are no elections planned in May 2026, so there is no need to postpone or change planned elections due to re-organisation.
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue attended a road traffic collision in Wokingham last weekend.
Read moreDetailsWith the first team's match against British Airways postponed, the Sumas gave some fringe first team players a start.
Read moreDetailsThe parking payment provider Ringo is reported to be down across the country this morning. Several motorists said they were unable to use the service in Wokingham car parks this...
Read moreDetailsJones said:"More than 1,000 local residents have written to me about this issue."
Read moreDetailsThe store based at Winnersh Showcase will be only the seventh drive-thru store in the country.
Read moreDetailsActivists have argued that the 400 spaces in the station car park are usually full by 7.15am, leading commuters to park elsewhere.
Read moreDetailsOne of Wokingham's prominent independent retailers has ceased trading, with the shop closed and stock emptied late last week.
Read moreDetailsWokingham has the highest life expectancy in England
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