CONSERVATIVES in Wokingham have defended claims made in their election leaflets over the council’s debt levels after the Liberal Democrats called for them to be withdrawn, saying they are misleading. ...
Read moreDetailsMajor Trevor Bowman, from Shinfield, is walking the length of the UK to raise money for the Royal British Legion - a very personal cause.
Read moreDetailsPunters have flooded back to Wokingham borough's pubs as covid restrictions lifted, surpassing landlord expectations.
Read moreDetailsCOMMUTERS and other users of Winnersh Triangle are assured by Reading Buses that the park and ride facility is still open – and that buses with new ‘super low emissions’...
Read moreDetailsCHARVIL residents are keeping the streets tidy this weekend. On Saturday, May 1, Charvil Matters is hosting its latest litter picking session. The team will be meeting at Charvil Village...
Read moreDetailsArborfield residents are urging Wokingham Borough Council to take action against car meets - and fear lives will be lost.
Read moreDetailsYear Two pupils at Radstock Primary raised more than £400 for a new "quiet area" with a fancy dress walk.
Read moreDetailsWoodley Junior Parkrun is returning this Saturday for all aged four to 14, in Woodford Park.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham family is trying to raise £60,000 to pay for their son's vital surgery, and they've received celebrity support from Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.
Read moreDetailsA Shinfield councillor is urging Wokingham Borough Council to "take responsibility" for distributing the new recycling bags.
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