Local Plan details revealed
The document sets out how the borough should develop to meet residents' needs until 2040.
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Crossroads open, but branded ‘dangerous’
Some suggest it's a disaster waiting to happen.
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Banking hub still possible for Wokingham?
New rules mean the town's needs can now be assessed.
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Barkham 350-homes plan refused
The plans attracted more than 1,000 objections.
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A blooming lovely gesture: Wokingham trader mentioned in House of Commons
Darren's flowers have clearly won fans in high places.
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Heartwarming music will raise money for Kaleidoscopic UK
Wokingham domestic abuse prevention charity promises a night of joy-filled melodies
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New community outreach project announced
Residents' Reception will act as a one-stop shop for people to get help and information.
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
All are welcome
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The Arts Society Wokingham’s new season of talks begins
The new programme begins this month
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Wokingham’s first Swimathon makes a big splash
Teams in the water raise thousands for good causes
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