Don’t lose your chance to vote
Wokingham Borough residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details, or risk losing their chance to vote.
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Plantathon to help CLASP at Squire’s
Squire's Garden Centre is inviting customers to its centres next month for its "Plantathon".
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All paths lead to Hare Hatch
Paving Shopper has recently expanded its footprint with the opening of its first brick-and-mortar store.
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Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
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Can you give Cookie a fur-ever home?
A DEAF former stray cat is looking for her fur-ever home.
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Plans revealed to collect more unpaid taxes
A TAX clampdown is expected to cost Wokingham Borough Council £12,000 in fees, but officials hope to collect more in currently unpaid tax.
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Surestore makes room for Wokingham charities
Surestore makes room for Wokingham charities
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Mothers Union to host dementia talk
Mothers Union to host dementia talk
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Council to approve £136,000-a-year for new director
UP TO £191,000 a year could be spent on filling a vacant top management job at Wokingham Borough Council
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Chalk About It street art returns to Wokingham
Chalk About It street art returns to Wokingham
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