Why do we need a local plan?
'The council has a duty to positively plan for development and protect the borough from unplanned and speculative proposals.'
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It’s Wokingham Arts Trail this weekend
See local artists and their work for free
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Shinfield Meadows close to completion
The final homes at a new neighbourhood are due to be completed this year.
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Berkshire says no to regional mayor
Council leaders have said they don't want a regional mayor.
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Mostly G&S to perform The Gondoliers
Woodley audiences can enjoy a Gilbert and Sullivan show this November
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Plans approved for former F1 team owner
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans at the home for former F1 team owner Sir Ron Dennis CBE.
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Borough set for Olympic parade
Olympic team GB rowers will be coming to the Wokingham Borough this weekend.
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FROM THE LEADER: Wokingham Borough Council’s proposed local plan sets out a clear strategy
Councils like Wokingham are required to publish a local plan to manage the process of development; it protects the borough against inappropriate new building and provides a planned approach to...
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Network Rail awarded for Wokingham signal work
Network Rail and its partners completed a five-year £375 million programme betweek Wokingham and Feltham.
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Wokingham chef makes national final
Josh Wilde of Fare Eatery has reached the UK finals.
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