New hope for Barkham solar farm
A new solar farm in Barkham could be connected to the national grid in August 2026.
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Museum plans for Shinfield
Proposals for the new storage facility at Thames Valley Science Park have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Group formed to look into litter bins
Further investigations on the future of Wokingham's public bins have got under way.
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‘School streets’ for Wokingham?
A plan that could introduce "school streets" throughout Wokingham could be put to residents.
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Charvil sinkhole: scan results expected
Scans for more sinkholes in Charvil have been carried out after a crater opened up in a car park.
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Fears for the future of lunch club
Volunteers at a pensioners' lunch club are fearful for its future.
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Endorsement for council’s initiative
A charity has endorsed Wokingham Borough Council's efforts to tackle violence against women and girls.
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Approval for business park plans
Plans to build a new business park have been approved by councillors.
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MPs fail to sign letter calling for more SEND cash
None of Wokingham's MPs have backed calls for the government to spend more money on special educational needs services.
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Storm saw raw sewage released
Raw sewage was released across Berkshire during and after Storm Ciaran, according to Thames Water.
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