Regatta disruption
More than 300,000 people typically attend the six-day rowing event.
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World-class polo plans for borough
Plans have been submitted that could see a "world-class" polo facility being created in Wokingham borough.
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Defeat for former leader
John Halsall has failed in his bid to get elected to Oxfordshire county council.
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Former leader of Wokingham Borough Council up for election as Reform candidate
John Halstead was the Conservative leader of the council from 2019 until 2022.
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Help make the borough clean as a whistle
Join a community tidy up during Annual Litter Pick weekend
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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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Changes to bus timetables
Changes are coming to some buses in Wokingham borough.
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Gun found in the River Thames
A diver from a Crowthorne business made a shock discovery last weekend.
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Jones makes waves in Henley
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate photobombed a press conference by the prime minister yesterday.
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