Review for ‘inappropriate’ speed limits
Campaigners had launched a petition demanding speed limits be reduced.
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New baby and children’s clothing store to open in Wokingham
A new independent baby and children's clothing store, Pops and Flo, is set to open up in Wokingham town centre.
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Take part in National Fitness Day for free
There are lots of ways to get involved.
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Nature day at Keephatch Meadows
A family-focused nature day is coming to Keephatch Meadows in Wokingham on September 14.
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Take the opportunity to join a choir this autumn
A Wokingham music group is offering a free taster session for new members
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McDonald’s given go-ahead for building changes
Officers from Wokingham Borough Council's planning department have approved plans for the former Carpetright unit.
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Excitement rises: Oscar winning director to visit Wokingham Film Society
A scheduled Q&A session with the film maker will no longer be on zoom, but in person
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Annexe plans for former beauty salon
Plans have been approved to convert a former beauty salon into a residential annexe.
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Wokingham charity gets ready to spread Christmas joy
Charities are invited to apply for this year's festive grant
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Fears over plans for new homes
The plans have already attracted objections from neighbours.
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