Small rise in average house prices
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed that the average house price in Wokingham stood at £510,000 in October 2025.
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Naturally Speaking: Improvements to Heathlake
Environmental news and views
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If you have a real Christmas tree this year, how will you dispose of it?
Sue Ryder can recycle it for you
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Reminder: bin day changes during the festive break
'Remember to check your bin collection day', says Wokingham Borough Council
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Youngsters dazzle at mayor’s charity concert
Some 250 children from schools across the borough dazzled at the borough's annual charity Christmas concert.
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Could M&S Food Be Coming to Wokingham or Arborfield?
Wokingham and Arborfield are target locations for a new M&S Food business.
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“Lowest-funded in the country”: Wokingham Council hit by new Government funding cuts
Wokingham council has said it is facing a difficult financial future following the announcement of the Government's provisional financial settlement.
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Why Wokingham’s new 30mph signs are already being taken down
The council will be removing the signs early in the New Year.
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Westminster Diary: Merry Christmas – MP Clive Jones
As the Member of Parliament for Wokingham, I would like to wish everyone in Wokingham a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Protect your pet from Christmas foods
Know the most dangerous treats in your home
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