More trouble for Carnival hub flats
Work to complete a long-delayed new block of town centre apartments has hit trouble again.
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VOTE 2024: Leader interviews – Wokingham Lib Dems Stephen Conway
LIBERAL Democrat leader Stephen Conway is coming to the end of his first year in charge of Wokingham Borough Council
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Sister Thérèse bids farewell to Wokingham after 60 years in the town
Wokingham's last remaining Dominican nun returns to France
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Trunk road plans submitted
The route was given approval by Wokingham Borough Council's ruling executive in 2014.
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today of April 25, 2024
Three ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Charity thanks to electoral services team
CLASP Wokingham welcomed back the elections team for a second year.
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Learn about the value of yak dung at a borough film club
Lunana: A Yak In The Classroom will be screened in Wokingham
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Don’t forget to step out this weekend
Wokingham Walk is this Sunday
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Tesco allergy campaign in store and online this week
Shoppers can help raise vital funds for food allergy charity
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Roads closed for pothole repairs
The repairs come after figures published last year showed the number of potholes reported across Wokingham is rising.
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