New citizens welcomed to Wokingham
Wokingham Borough has welcomed 29 new residents from around the world.
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Meet Toodles, and help raise funds for charity
Promise Inclusion's birds of prey event is going to be a great selfie opportunity
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A return to lifetime tenancies
Lifetime tenancies are a step closer to be re-introduced.
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Purple Butterfly to close in Wokingham
A Wokingham shop has revealed its intention to close before the end of the year.
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Sunny Saturday will have you swinging
The event in Peach Place takes place from 11am until 1pm.
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Judges give young performers a thumbs up in Wokingham
Children showcase their talents at Windmill Primary School
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Station improvements at Wokingham
The completed projects are part of SWR's programme of continuous station improvements.
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£20m savings sought by WBC
The council continues to face severe financial challenges.
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The Arts Society Wokingham marks its birthday in grand Roman style
The group celebrates 10 years of culture with an illustrated history talk
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Solar initiative proves popular
More than 1,000 residents of Wokingham Borough have expressed an interest in installing solar panels in recent months.
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