Town in running for unwanted award
Wokingham is in the running to be crowned 'the most depressing town in Britain'.
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Call for utility firms to be fined for overrunning roadworks after Crowthorne chaos
Chaos caused by road closures has led to calls for companies to face bigger fines for overrunning roadworks, and for councils to have more powers
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Businesses fined £14.3m for data misuse
The Information Commissioner's Office ordered 18 businesses to pay millions for misusing data.
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Emmbrook quiz
A quiz night will take place at Emmbrook Sports and Social Club on Saturday.
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Thames Valley Air Ambulance busier than ever as it marks 25th anniversary
Thames Valley Air Ambulance has seen another yearly rise in callouts as it marks 25 years of emergency medical support
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Council hits back at MP’s parking claims
Wokingham Borough Council has reacted to claims that it operates an "aggressive weekend charges" policy, and a "complex payment system."
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Hunting season opens in Wokingham … for potholes
HUNTING season has opened in Wokingham ? not for animals, but for potholes.
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Man in his eighties dies while attempting to cross the carriageway on the M4 – police appeal for witnesses
A MAN in his eighties died on the M4 yesterday evening, and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Fire crews tackle Wokingham flat fire
Crews from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue were called to a fire in Wokingham on Sunday night.
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Jill’s award for going the extra mile
A much-loved instructor who revolutionised cycle training in Wokingham Borough has been honoured by a national charity.
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