Autumn was celebrated in all its glory at the Wokingham Horticultural Show, held, after a three-year absence, at St Paul's Parish Rooms.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has asked Wokingham Borough Council to support a target of 50% social and affordable housing on new developments.
Read moreDetailsCllr Michael Firmager, Conservative councillor for Sonning, asked the question at a council meeting on Thursday, September 22.
Read moreDetailsSouth Western Railway (SWR) has warned passengers they face 'severe disruption' as unions prepare for their next strikes
Read moreDetailsCllr Clive Jones delivered the statement at a council meeting on Thursday, September 22.
Read moreDetailsPARENTS attending one of the borough's newest schools have signed a petition calling for a speed limit to be reduced to 20mph.
Read moreDetailsTHE MANAGEMENT of "poorly maintained roads with low traffic density" was raised by a member of the public.
Read moreDetailsAN ERROR in the constitution, not spotted since November 2015, was highlighted during residents' questions.
Read moreDetailsTHE ONGOING problem of creating a local plan for Wokingham, detailing where homes would be built in the borough up to 2036 was raised by a resident
Read moreDetailsThe plans, shown in an official council document, are being recommended for approval ahead of an executive meeting next Thursday, September 29.
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