Bracknell council issues major update after land search delays chaos
The software solution has been tested and checked.
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Spring Back to Wokingham today
Events will be running across Peach Place, Wokingham town hall and Elms Field.
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Wokingham Borough welcomes new mayor and deputy
Cllr Rob Comber was elected as the next Wokingham Borough mayor.
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Residents issued urgent warning not to touch debris after Bracknell industrial fire
Residents living near the site of a major industrial fire in Bracknell have been urged not to clean up debris found on their homes
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Police hunt man after alleged racist abuse at Reading restaurant
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was allegedly subjected to racist abuse inside a Reading restaurant.
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‘This whole scheme was a joke’: Residents react Arborfield speed measures removed
Residents have reacted after news broke that traffic calming measures will be removed to avoid congestion in Arborfield.
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Controversial plans for 53 new homes on Winnersh greenfield site approved
The site intersects Old Forest Road and Toutley Road.
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Wokingham school lands £3.8m boost for huge sixth form expansion
Wokingham borough council said it had provided £3.837 million to fund the main part of the project.
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Arts Society Wokingham spreads its love of learning
Its grant to Wokingham Youth Theatre will ensure that children can enjoy drama
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Wokingham Pride lands new sponsor ahead of summer celebration
Wokingham Pride has revealed that multi award-winning Steppin Out Stars of Tomorrow has become a sponsor of the event.
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