MP for Maidenhead Theresa May has announced today that she will campaign to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, and ultimately the next Prime Minister. Read her full...
Read moreDetailsNational newspapers are implying that local MP Theresa May will stands to become leader of the Conservative Party. Several front pages of tomorrow's papers lead with the news that Mrs...
Read moreDetailsWILLING hands are needed to help make Wokingham a cleaner place. A community litter pick has been organised for this weekend – and you won’t have to go far to make...
Read moreDetailsRubbish collections across the borough will take place on different days during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Refuse collections The days have changed because of the holiday period. Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsTHIS weekend is Remembrance Sunday and events will be taking place across the borough. Most churches will hold services that include a two-minute silence at 11am, and there are also...
Read moreDetailsTHE borough council says it must find £4 million of budget cuts and is launching a month-long consultation to allow residents to have their say. Special drop-in sessions will be...
Read moreDetailsTHE Wokingham Paper is delighted to announce that Community Cash Tokens are back, thanks to TradeMark Windows. The scheme is simple – cut out the tokens we’ll print each week....
Read moreDetailsCCTV images have been released showing three men police would like to speak to in connection with a robbery in Charvil last month. At around 12 noon on Saturday, May...
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