Why Wokingham’s new 30mph signs are already being taken down
The council will be removing the signs early in the New Year.
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Horse trapped in box sparks major Fire Service rescue in Finchampstead
The animal was in need of rescue on Fleet Lane.
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Winnersh office team helps charity prepare for Christmas
Volunteers helped maintain the Christmas tree field.
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Wokingham business cleans up
Wokingham-based Ovenuc has reported one of its strongest years for franchise recruitment.
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First homes for sale in south Wokingham
The first homes in the new south Wokingham development are being marketed for sale.
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Arborfield homes plan submitted
A planning application that could see more homes in Arborfield has been submitted.
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Xmas party ‘highlight of the year’
Guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon tea and entertainment from Elements Dance and Theatre Schools, alongside musician Kevin Lowen.
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‘This is a fantastic addition to the Arborfield community’: Finchampstead fitness plans
Plans have been submitted that, if approved, will see a new fitness studio come to Finchampstead.
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‘The budget remains a real challenge’: Bracknell Forest Council budget plans meeting
The proposed budget for 2026 to 2027 looks to protect vital services.
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New tenant at Wokingham business park
GSF has signed a 10 year-lease on a 5,440 sq ft unit.
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