Potential Arborfield fly-tippers caught in the act
The men were spotted on Sindlesham Road one afternoon in June and questioned by Wokingham Borough Council?s new anti-social behaviour team.
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Wokingham’s new youth MP has big plans for change in the borough
Holly Mackinnon, a year ten student at The Holt School, will represent the borough?s children and young people in the UK Youth Parliament
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Dear ma’am, congratulations on 70 years of service, from Wokingham borough
Cards congratulating the Queen on her Platinum Jubilee have been sent to Buckingham Palace.
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Earlier waste and recycling collections across Wokingham borough next week
Due to the ongoing heatwave, Wokingham Borough Council's crews will begin collections at 5.30am, from Monday, July 18.
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Welcome event for Wokingham’s new arrivals
Wokingham Borough Welcomes New Arrivals will take place at Elms Field on Saturday, July 16.
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No more food waste bags for Wokingham in bid to help the environment
This is part of Wokingham Borough Council?s effort to reduce the use of non-recyclable single-use plastics.
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Reading FC strengthen midfield options by signing Jeff Hendrick on loan
The signing follows last week?s addition of Tyrese Fornah as the Royals look to add depth to their midfield.
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Police appeal for witnesses after motorcyclist dies following road traffic collision in Bracknell.
Police say at approximately 11am on Sunday, July 10, a black Honda motorcycle and a silver Toyota Corolla collided on Ringmead.
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Wokingham Borough Council celebrates Pride by flying the rainbow flag
The flag was raised by borough mayor Cllr Caroline Smith on Wednesday, July 6, at the council?s Shute End offices.
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Boris Johnson’s full speech as he steps down as leader of the Conservatives
The former Henley MP will continue as prime minister until the party chooses a successor.
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