Car park charges at still on the table as Cantley losing in region of £50,000 per year
Car park charges at sports and leisure facilities in Wokingham could still be introduced in future years.
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Plans approved for Dinton arts project
Planning officers have approved plans for Wokingham's Forest of Imagination.
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Wokingham in the spotlight at Lib Dem conference
Wokingham town and borough councillors attended and contributed to the Lib Dem spring party conference in Harrogate.
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Learn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
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“Ghost bus stop” in the spotlight
The bus stop has never been served by a bus.
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MP Clive Jones brings some fun to politics
Jones appeared at the conference in a Thunderbirds costume.
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Maya’s Refillables to celebrate three years of zero waste
Environmental news and views
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Borough experienced warmest March day for 35 years
An exceptional temperature, says The University of Reading
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Wokingham store earmarked for closure
Morrisons Daily in Peach Street, Wokingham, is set to close.
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