Wokingham Council is ranked second most productive in England
A national productivity assessment has ranked Wokingham Borough Council second out of 149 councils in England.
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Wokingham community champion takes on Mount Kilimanjaro
Stan Hetherington has set off on an inspiring challenge to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Wokingham Borough mayor completes fundraising challenge
Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Carol Jewell, has been walking the 55 miles of Wokingham Way in support of her chosen charity, Building for the Future.
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New dates revealed for Easthampstead Road and Heathlands road works
The timeline of key dates for work at the junction of Easthampstead Road and Heathlands Road has changed.
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Up to 30 people in late-night street brawl as Police launch Wokingham appeal
No arrests have been made at this stage.
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Final whistle for referee Barry the Book
Barry Haslewood was known affectionately as Barry the Book by many local footballers due to his use of red and yellow cards.
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Westwood down Burghfield
The weather played havoc with the non-league football scene last weekend.
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Death of long-standing market trader
Edward George Phillips, known by many as Eddie or Ted, sold ladies fashion on Wokingham market.
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‘Unaffordable now’: Drivers hit by sharp rise in Wokingham Station parking fees
The charges have risen from £9.20 to £10.10 - more than 10% - on Monday.
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Celebrate international women’s day in Wokingham
The event will take place on Thursday, March 12 between 7.00pm and 10.00pm at Wokingham town hall.
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