‘Critical’ lack of Muslim burial plots
Only two burial spaces for Muslims currently remain within Wokingham borough.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Sue Ryder launches Christmas Treecycling scheme
How Berkshire residents can make their white Christmas green
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Council to write to government over housing numbers
Cross-party campaign to reduce the targets which were branded 'not deliverable'.
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Survey shows jobs in the NHS considered ‘hardest’ over the festive period
Jobs in the NHS have been named the most difficult during the Christmas period according to new statistics from an NHS Charities Together survey
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Pablo the pig delights visitors to Sonning Village Show
The celebrity takes part in weigh-in with his goat friends and a lap chicken
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Tributes paid to Cllr Paul Fishwick
Tearful tributes were paid to Cllr Paul Fishwick at last week's full council meeting.
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Local politicians make decisions on assisted dying bill
Politicians have voted in favour of moving forward with legislation to allow terminally ill people to end their lives with medical assistance
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McDonald’s: more details revealed
details have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council regarding traffic and litter management.
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Wokingham’s Arc has been installed at the library
The model, that is: Now we need the real thing
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