Affordable homes for Wokingham town centre
Wokingham borough council submitted a planning application for the site near the station.
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Pub noise: neighbour vows to fight on
A hearing was held to adjudicate on the complaint.
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Town and City into the next round
A crowd of almost 400 saw an entertaining match, with Sean Moore grabbing the winning goalfor the Sumas.
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Two years of coffee pod recycling is marked
More than 3.5 million coffee pods, weighing more than 50 tonnes, have been recycled.
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Autism award for Berkshire theme park
LEGOLAND Windsor has become the first UK theme park to achieve the award for its work to provide an autism-friendly environment.
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War of words over Emmbrook sixth form
'Politicking of the worst kind' erupted at last week's meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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Signs in place as McDonald’s opening in Wokingham moves a step closer
Sings have been installed this week.
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Football club marks 150 years
Wokingham Town football club celebrated its 150th anniversary last Sunday.
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Claims council is ‘dragging its feet’ over kerbside glass collections
'Residents have waited long enough.' says councillor.
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Good causes sought for community lottery
Good causes include local not-for-profit organisations, charities, schools and community groups.
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