Share your view of community safety
What one change would make you feel safer where you live in the borough?
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MP full of praise
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, was full of praise for the annual Wokingham Winter Carnival last Sunday.
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BT Street Hub plans for Peach Street refused
Wokingham borough council officers have refused plans for an application for a "BT Street Hub" in Wokingham town centre.
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Residential plans approved for Earley offices
The application site comprises an existing building in office use.
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‘Most peaceful’ ranking for Woky
Wokingham has been ranked in the top ten of most peaceful places to live in England, with only 3.3 complaints per 1,000 residents in the past year. New research undertaken...
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Safety concerns raised
Pupils heading to school deserve to get there safely, a Wokingham Labour councillor has warned.
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Mayor offers a “huge thank you”
"I have to say a huge thank you to the Wokingham Lions who organise the whole event."
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Resident scoops £250 in community lottery
Susan chose to support The Link Visiting Scheme.
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Changes to your bin collection over Christmas
Check your updated collection dates before putting bins out.
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Get ready for Christmas on The Deck at Dinton
The event takes place at The Coffee Deck at Dinton Activity Centre on Friday, December 19, and is free to attend.
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