MP: Conservative voters in Wokingham have been abandoned
'They are ignoring the damage they did to local families in Wokingham."
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Wokingham Almshouses does all it can to support residents
A boiler replacement is scheduled for mid October
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‘Normal’ for investors to buy new homes
Social media posts suggest the "investment opportunity" can provide yields of up to 5.9%.
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Sewer repair to take months
Repairs on Evendons Lane will require a closure until at least Christmas.
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Two wins for Citizens, two draws for Sumas
Wokingham Town picked up two important points during the last seven days.
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Borough school appeals for help to buy laptops
Finchampstead C of E Primary School launches fundraising campaign
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Do residents want to renew car cruising protection order?
Opinions wanted in a public consultation
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It would be a crime to miss Bad Girls The Musical at South Hill Park
The Sainsbury Singers will perform a riot of a show
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Woodley property comes under the hammer
The building includes a ground floor retail unit and two maisonettes.
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Church Notes: Deep is not being able to touch the bottom
Words from Wokingham Churches
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