Strategies for town centres approved
A trategic framework was approved to help towns and districts adapt and thrive.
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Community
‘Sufficient’ allotments in the borough
Rate is above the rate promoted by the National Allotment Society.
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Tributes paid for former mayors
Two former Borough mayors have died
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Enjoy a night of Woodley Concert Band show stoppers
From Webber to Wicked, there'll be something for everyone
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Want to make new friends?
Drop in to a Finchampstead cafe
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Berkshire volunteers needed to help wildlife by keeping canals alive
Nature lovers wanted to help protect endangered species
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Woodley kebab van given green light, for now
Mo's Kebab will continue to trade in one of its locations despite 'significant concerns'.
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Awards for town’s unsung heroes
Civic awards are one of Wokingham town council's highlights of the year.
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Wokingham Lions announce summer date for 2025 Swimathon
Booking opens for schools, charities and businesses to fundraise
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Test your brain power
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