‘My flat was heaven sent,’ says Westende resident
Wokingham almshouse residents celebrate 50 years of community
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It’s a busy month as usual for members of CLASP Wokingham
The group will meet throughout October with a range of activities on offer
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New group for mature women launches in Wokingham
New members welcome for discussions and friendship
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Just a few tickets remain for this week’s #Woky Comedy Night
Enjoy an evening of laughter for good causes - but hurry
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Shute End sale is one step closer
Proceeds from any sale will go back into the authority's own budget.
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St Paul’s Church cedar to be felled in October
After a short delay, work on the unsafe Wokingham tree will go ahead
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Wokingham takeaway in trouble?
The future of a Wokingham Indian restaurant appears to be in doubt.
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Last chance to shape town centre strategy
Wokingham Borough Council is inviting retailers and hospitality providers to dedicated sessions.
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Local Plan comments invited
Representations should be based on the legal compliance and soundness of the Local Plan.
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Free bus travel for disabled passengers
The decision was made in direct response to comments from disabled residents.
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