New town councillor appointed
Chetna Jamthe was selected to be co-opted onto the council.
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FROM THE LEADER: Still time to work together for the good of Wokingham
I have been flabbergasted by some of the false claims made in recent months about the council's finances.
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Choir’s concert was a musical feast
The concert programme included, O For The Wings Of A Dove
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today of April 11, 2024
Three ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Dennis Eyriey, trustee at Wokingham United Charities steps down
After 39 years of service, Dennis calls for new volunteers
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Enjoy music night at the Hope & Anchor
Hear local bands in Wokingham
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Volunteers love working with ABC to read
Join the team to help make more 'best moments'
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Transport of the South East seeking views in online survey
Transport for the South East (TfSE) is seeking views through an online survey as it seeks to tackle issues such as accessibility and affordability
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Drive-thru plans for Winnersh
A fast food drive-thru could be coming to Winnersh.
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Last chance to register for May elections
Local elections are being held on Thursday, May 2, with all 54 seats on the borough council being contested.
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