When will Heathlands Road return to normal?
The subject of roadworks on Heathlands Road was raised at the January meeting of the full council of Wokingham borough council.
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All you need to know about the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon
The sold-out event returns this month
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Places Leisure’s new programme for those with MSK conditions
Good Boost delivers exercise programmes which adapt to each person based on their health, symptoms and fitness levels.
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MP goes back to school
He was shown around by head teacher Nicola York, deputy head Chloe Liddiard and year six pupils.
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Tender launched for realignment work at Finchampstead junction
Wokingham borough council has launched a search for a contractor for "junction realignment".
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Put your best foot forward with a free men’s walking group
Take the opportunity to talk, talk, and share what's on your mind, in Wokingham
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Discover local history in Wokingham
A local expert can help answer queries about bygone days
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Woman pleads guilty to shooting two cats in Winnersh with air weapon
A woman has been given a suspended prison sentence after admitting shooting two cats with an air weapon in Winnersh
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New business opens in Wokingham
GSF Car Parts has opened a new store located on the Millars Business Park.
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Arts Society Wokingham gives back
Arts appreciation group makes a difference to young lives
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