Local councillors oppose 350 homes in Finchampstead
Councillors are warning a proposal for hundreds of homes would cause 'great harm' to their village.
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WASMA confirmed two heads are better than one
More than 700 primary school children from across Wokingham took part in two concerts.
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Spud Wagon wins bid for second location in Wokingham
A popular Bracknell-based takeaway is expanding its business into the neigbouring town.
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New shop revealed for the Lexicon
Beauty and wellbeing brand Rituals is set to open in Bracknell next month.
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Wokingham Borough Council shortlisted for Local Authority of the Year award
The awards recognise excellence in local government.
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Care home plans go to appeal
Plans were refused for a 66-bed care home on land to the west of New Road in Ruscombe.
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Hundreds of homes between Bracknell and Wokingham border set to be approved
A plan for hundreds of more homes between the Bracknell and Wokingham border is set to be approved.
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Mayor opens Keep Hatch Primary School’s new nature reserve
Children can now enjoy exploring pond wildlife and outdoor learning
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Church Notes: Does God Care About Me?
Words from Wokingham churches
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Naturally speaking April 3
Environmental news and views
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