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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Council leader promises investment for CCTV in Woodley
More investment into CCTV for Woodley has been promised after an opposition councillor accused Wokingham Borough leaders of 'getting cold feet'.
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Hopes new community centre could open in Wokingham this spring
A brand new community centre could open in Wokingham later this Spring.
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Coppa load of delicious curry at a Wokingham charity fundraiser
Dalia's tasty event will support Coppafeel
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FROM THE LEADER: You deserve facts not fiction on the local plan
Unfortunately, many myths about planning, and especially Wokingham's new local plan, are being propagated at present for party political purposes.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: The future of our hospital
This week the Health Secretary announced that work to replace the Royal Berkshire Hospital will not begin for at least a decade
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Find fresh food, plants, and produce in Wokingham
A town centre market meets four days a week
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Find friendship and coffee in Wokingham
LINK Thursdays are open to all
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Join other adult book lovers in the borough
Find clubs at the local library and online
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Free sessions for people struggling with their laptops
There's help available if you feel like throwing your device across the room.
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