Tributes to former councillors
Tributes were paid to two former Wokingham borough councillors at last week's meeting of the full council.
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Drop-in session for south Wokingham plans
The community forum os at St Sebastian's Memorial Hall on Thursday, May 15.
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New citizens welcomed to Wokingham
Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Adrian Mather, has welcomed 30 new residents to the borough.
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Date revealed for by-election
The election will be held on Thursday, June 5.
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Football round-up: Woodley United perform the great escape
Elsewhere, the destiny of the Bracknell Sunday League Premier Division looks set to go down to the wire.
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Vote on RBH delays in parliament
The Liberal Democrat motion will call on the government to reverse the delay to the New Hospital Programme.
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Lions look for laptops
Wokingham Lions Club has so far distributed 172 laptops to families, individuals and good causes.
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MP’s visit to Wokingham’s newspaper
Jones spent time chatting with the editor and staff at Wokingham Today.
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Football round-up: Westwood Wanderers take huge step towards title
Westwood Wanderers took a huge step to securing the Thames Valley Premier League title.
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Sponsorship boost for football awards
Support for the 'feel-good football night of the year'.
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