Wokingham’s population projected to surpass 200,000 in next decade
The population of Wokingham and the surrounding areas will pass 200,000 in 10 years, it has been predicted.
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Wokingham Thai boxing star Dani may be small, but at 5’4” she can pack a fair punch
The professional Thai boxer from Wokingham has her sights set on the world
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Local Plan reaches its next milestone
The independent examination of Wokingham borough council's Local Plan Update finished last week.
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Digital ID and the Process of Conveyancing – Prime Minister’s Comments Risk Oversimplifying Matters
Partner and head of Blandy & Blandy's Residential Property team, Manisha Bhula, discusses a recent social media post by the Prime Minister
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Wokingham MP calls for protection for small high-street businesses
Clive Jones urges Exchequer Secretary to consider business rates, ahead of Budget
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Santa Paws is coming to Wokingham
Expect doggy Christmas fun at Squire's garden centre
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Cats Protection urges action as winter cold snap bites hard
Cats Protection is urging people to keep a caring eye on stray and abandoned cats.
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‘We want an apology’: Residents express distress at controversial housing development
Evergreens community says the council is failing to protect them and the environment
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MP “deeply disappointed” in deputy PM’s response
He will continue urging the government for a wider police presence in our community to tackle this widespread shoplifting issue,
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Wokingham Gateway Life Skills programme offers confidence and independence
Spaces available for people with autism and or learning disabilities
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