Call for tax on late-night venues to tackle anti-social behaviour
A call has been made for a tax on drinking venues in Wokingham after fights and anti-social behaviour incidents in the town centre.
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Henley Swimming Festival returns in July
The Henley Swimming Festival will be held on the banks of the River Thames in Remenham and in the water, on the weekend of Saturday, July 9.
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Finchampstead’s war memorial will be moved to Memorial Park after planning approval granted
On Wednesday, February 9, planning committee members at Wokingham Borough Council approved the proposal to move the monument to Memorial Park.
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Domestic abuse strategy approved by Wokingham Borough Council
LAST WEEK, a new Domestic Abuse Strategy was approved, setting out the council's response until 2024.
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Swallows Meadows: planning committee reject proposals for Lidl and 43 homes
A plan to build 43 homes and a Lidl supermarket in Lower Earley has been rejected as the land is deemed to be countryside
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council raises social housing rents by 4.1%
RENTS for council owned housing will rise by 4.1%, an increase that will affect more than 2,500 households in Wokingham borough.
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