‘You don’t know what you’re doing’ claim towards council
"Dysfunctional roadworks" in Wiltshire Road and Crutchley Road were questioned.
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Jones pays tribute to Ming Campbell
He spoke in the House of Commons yesterday.
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Woodley roundabout crash: Council to look at possible changes
'Changes which mitigate collisions .. will be considered.'
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Easthampstead Road closure to be delayed
"Current expectation is that the work will commence in April 2026."
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Update given on Emmbrook sixth form building
"We have every intention of sticking to the project."
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Town welcomes new restaurant
Wokingham town centre has welcomed a new restaurant.
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Final call for your say on Winnersh Library
This is your last chance to tell Wokingham borough council what you think should happen to Winnersh's library.
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Man arrested on suspicion of assault after incident in Wokingham town centre
Officers from Thames Valley Police were pictured attending an incident in Wokingham town centre on Monday morning (October 13). Several vehicles and officers were spotted in The Plaza on Denmark...
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Can you help Guide Dogs?
The charity covers all the essential costs involved, such as food and vet bills.
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MP: Conservative voters in Wokingham have been abandoned
'They are ignoring the damage they did to local families in Wokingham."
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