Planting at Covid memorial woodland
The memorial woodland is being planted to honour those who lost their lives during the pandemic.
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Barkham
Barkham land plot at auction
The 3.13 acre site is adjacent to Barkham Manor on Barkham Road.
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Join a community litter pick this weekend
Wokingham Borough Council is inviting residents to join the borough-wide annual litter pick.
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Last chance to join Covid memorial tree planting
More than 150 Wokingham residents have signed up.
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Help make the borough clean as a whistle
Join a community tidy up during Annual Litter Pick weekend
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Police appeal for witnesses following burglary and theft in Wokingham
Evendons Lane property broken into and vehicle stolen
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Two major planting projects planned for the borough
Trees and plants will help create more wildlife friendly areas
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More than a thousand call for changes to California Cross
More than a thousands residents have called for improvements to be made at a junction which has been described as looking like a 'playground'.
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Money raised to fight homes appeal
The plan for 350 homes in Barkham was refused unanimously by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Work to start on Barkham solar farm
Works to create a site entrance will start next Monday.
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