MP inundated with letters and emails
Wokingham's new MP said he's been swamped with letters and emails since taking up his new role.
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More details emerge about replacement business for Gig House in Wokingham
DEN 42, a brand-new social hub, is set to open its doors on August 31.
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‘Gallons lost’ from town centre leak
A leak wasting 'thousands of gallons of water' in Wokingham town centre has been left for more than a month.
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Apartment plans for business park
If approved, a total of 62 apartments will be created.
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Wokingham author’s book launch: inspiring and emotional
Stephen Ross's book is his legacy
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Businesses urged to have their say
If you run a retail business, Wokingham Borough Council wants to hear from you.
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MP writes to ministers
Clive Jones has written to three government ministers to highlight issues on behalf of his constituents.
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Jack wins the day in Elms Field
The Bart Lee Theatre Company entertained audiences.
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Emergency services dealing with incident on railway between Wokingham and Reading
Emergency services are currently dealing with an incident on the railway line between Wokingham and Reading which is affecting services.
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Council reacts to new housing targets
Wokingham Borough Council is 'working to understand' the new government's housing target.
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