Hearing into 230 Twyford homes begins
Proposals to build 230 homes were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council earlier this year.
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New school, but only if figures add up
A new primary school will only open in Shinfield if there is demand for school places in coming years.
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Wokingham Borough Council fear housing targets will ‘change character of Wokingham forever’
Wokingham Borough Council will appeal to the government over new housebuilding targets over fears it will 'change the character and naturr
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New Shinfield primary school will only open if there is demand, says Wokingham Borough Council
A new primary school will only open in Shinfield if there is demand for school places in coming years, Wokingham Borough Council has said.
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New plans for Leathern Bottel
Plans have 'sparked criticism' from neighbours.
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More homes to built in Arborfield despite warnings from councillors
More homes will be built in Arborfield despite warnings from councillors that it could be 'the straw that breaks the camel's back'.
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Wokingham’s Christmas lights spend revealed
The Christmas tree lights are switched on officially during the Wokingham Winter Carnival.
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Fly-tipping fines set to rise
Fly-tipping fines in Wokingham could increase to up to £1,000.
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Cost of bus travel in Wokingham and Bracknell to increase
The cost of travelling by bus in Bracknell and Wokingham is set to increase, the Government has announced.
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New care home to open in Wokingham Borough
A new care home supporting elderly people with dementia will open in the Wokingham Borough.
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