Ad policy “will make residents sicker”: claims Wokingham Labour
Wokingham borough council's advertising policy will make Wokingham residents sicker, warns Wokingham Labour.
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New guide for former pubs and breweries in Wokingham launched
The Wokingham Society has produced Wokingham town centre's Closed Pubs and Breweries Trail.
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Last chance to support call for fairer funding
This weekend is the last chance to join the call for changes to the government's proposals for local government funding.
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Wokingham Borough Council launches survey to focus on listening
Residents invited to give their opinions on council engagement and consultation strategy
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Don’t bin your pumpkin, suggests council
Find out how to make the most of your jack-o-lantern
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Dinton Pastures offers Wild Days for children this half-term holiday
Youngsters can enjoy kayaking, climbing and other fun activities
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Building for the Future honours local heroes
Award ceremony highlights those who go 'above and beyond' when working or volunteering with disabled children
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Hundreds step out under the stars for Sue Ryder
Starlight Hike Thames Valley brings families together to remember loved ones
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Have yourself a jazzy little Christmas with Art Themen
A festive concert in Wokingham will raise money for Wokingham In Need
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All Saints Church will light candles for departed loved ones
Families are invited to remember
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