Police appeal for help tracing missing Wokingham man
Police are appealing for help from the public in tracing a man missing from Wokingham, last seen near Shute End on Wednesday, January 31
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BBC Radio Berkshire loses nearly a third of its listeners after axing favourite presenters
BBC Radio Berkshire has lost nearly a third of its listeners after a schedule shake-up.
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Cars aren’t always the quickest option
The council has produced maps to illustrate how short trips can be quicker without a car.
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Wokingham secured millions from developers
More than £34 million in developers' contributions was raised by Wokingham Borough Council during the last financial year.
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Fire service seeking applicants from under-represented groups for summer internship
RBFRS is looking for motivated young people from under-represented backgrounds to take part in the Summer Internship Scheme
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CLASP members plan a Wombles litter pick to clean up the borough
CLASP members plan a Wombles litter pick to clean up the borough
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Wokingham United Charities seeks trustees to help make a difference to people’s lives
Wokingham United Charities seeks trustees to help make a difference to people's lives
Read moreDetailsFoodbank donation helps stock up its food cupboard
Wokingham Foodbank has received a £500 donation from a housebuilder.
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Crews called to Farley Hill fire
Crews from Wokingham and Whitley Wood Fire Stations were sent to the scene.
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Six councils in Berkshire to decide on implementation of county-wide economic board
Plans would see the establishment of a Berkshire Prosperity Board to secure funding, create jobs, and enable affordable housing across the county
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