FROM THE LEADER: Why the local elections matter
Wokingham Borough have local elections to determine who serves as your local councillor and which party has political control of the borough council.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough have local elections to determine who serves as your local councillor and which party has political control of the borough council.
Read moreDetailsIn a manner not unlike the frequent episodes of performative outrage when Labour Ministers attempt to deflect from the Government's many shortcoming
Read moreDetailsIf you've been outside recently, you'll have noticed that it's bluebell season, with the woods around displaying a carpet of violet-blue.
Read moreDetailsIn Wokingham, nothing is handed to you?especially if you stand as a Labour candidate. Every vote, every bit of trust has to be earned
Read moreDetailsThe new Crisis and Resilience Fund launched in Wokingham this month. Funded by central government, this replaces the Household Support Fund
Read moreDetailsA record number of walkers took part in last Sunday's Wokingham Walk.
Read moreDetailsThe council is also looking to add in additional basic English conversation classes for women.
Read moreDetailsPolice are investigating a suspected stabbing at a nail salon in Wokingham town centre.
Read moreDetailsResidents at Acorn Drive in Wokingham are locked in a bitter dispute with their management group.
Read moreDetailsA planning application has been submitted that, if approved, will see 136 homes approved on a site in |Wokingham Without.
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