School transport among reasons why Wokingham council could overspend by £4 million
Wokingham Borough Council could spend almost £4 million more than it planned to this year ? with more than half of that spent on school transport
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It’s not just Wokingham town that’s struggling says Cllr – it’s across the country
Town centres are struggling across the country, a leading councillor has said after shop closures sparked concerns for Wokingham
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A chance to find your heart in Lightwater Country Park
A chance to find your heart in Lightwater Country Park
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Jubilee Trees are doing nicely, if you don’t mow too close
Jubilee Trees are doing nicely, if you don't mow too close
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Arcade fails underage test
A gambling arcade in Wokingham has been caught out in a sting to catch shops serving underage customers.
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Plans for D-Day commemoration across Wokingham
Wokingham will mark June's 80th anniversary of D-Day with a series of events.
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More tracking for Section 106 agreements
Conservative councillors in Wokingham Borough have received unanimous support for the authority to track its agreements with property developers.
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Volunteer Corner as seen in Wokingham Today of January 25, 2024
Three ways you can make Wokingham borough a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Wokingham’s KC Sports goes online
Wokingham's KCSports goes online
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Former Lib Dem leader in town
A former Liberal Democrat leader visited Wokingham on Tuesday.
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