Debate lingers over Berkshire joining forces with Swindon council leaders
A debate is lingering over whether councils in Berkshire and Oxfordshire should join forces with Swindon in major changes to local government.
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Scouts battle for international Jamboree selection
Lucky hopefuls will win a trip to Poland
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Woodley bus boost
Council said it is '.. developing options for further improvements, which may depend on securing appropriate funding'.
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“A public safety crisis waiting to happen”
The next review will be due in 2026.
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Council spend of £1m on Toutley site
The figure was revealed at a recent full council meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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No planned parking charges for Cantley Park
The topic was discussed at a recent full council meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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Twyford station: More parking is needed
Options are being explored for some council investment.
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Efforts to change plans to redirect £50 million from Wokingham
"Significant consequences" if the government persists with an unaltered set of proposals.
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Padel court plans for rugby club
Plans have been submitted for what has been described as the country's fastest grown sports.
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Naturally Speaking: Is your home losing heat?
The local library can help
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