Council responds to dictatorship claims over housing plans in Charvil
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has responded to an accusation that it operates 'like a dictatorship' by a neighbour who has opposed the approval of homes
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Prepare now for forthcoming elections
Wokingham Borough Council is reminding residents that they must have suitable photo ID to be able to vote in the forthcoming elections.
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Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
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Choir promises musical treat at their spring concert
Choir promises musical treat at their spring concert
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Enjoy Winter Bowls with Link Visiting Scheme
Enjoy Winter Bowls with Link Visiting Scheme
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Wokingham market specialises in vegan products
Wokingham market specialises in vegan products
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Finally! Homes at Wokingham’s Carnival Hub due to be completed later this year
A long-delayed housing development in Wokingham town centre could finally be completed by the end of this year.
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
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Saturday is music night at the Hope & Anchor
Saturday is music night at the Hope & Anchor
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Survey highlights concerns for Thames Valley businesses
A survey of 500 mid-sized businesses has revealed that challenges for companies in the region.
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