Plans for shisha smoking area
The Poachers in Mill Lane has applied to Wokingham Borough Council for permission.
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Hurst Village Society asks members to vote on its closure
A VILLAGE society has announced its intention to fold, and will hold an extraordinary meeting next month to allow members to vote on the plan.
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MP takes aim at council’s ‘lack of pride’
Sir John Redwood has taken to his blog to fire criticism at Wokingham Borough Council.
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New firefighter apprentices graduate at Maidenhead ceremony
SEVENTEEN new firefighters, who will work across the county, have been enrolled into the fire service.
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TVP launches research-led campaign aimed at tackling knife crime for Knife Crime Awareness Week
TVP has launched a new campaign and commissioned new research and resources to help young people stay safe and avoid knife crime
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Party in the Park just weeks away
Mark your diaries now for one of Wokingham's events of the year.
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Wokingham’s Gemclean stays in the family
The business baton passes from dad to daughter
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Residents enjoy a sweet treat down memory lane
A care home remembers 200 years of chocolate
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Fancy messing about on the water this May half term?
Children can go wild at the Dinton Activity Centre
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Rob becomes new town mayor
The ceremony has changed very little over the decades.
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