From the Chamber: Update on Hardship Fund Projects
In February last year, Wokingham Borough Council established a Hardship Fund of £250,000 to tackle the root causes of poverty in our Borough
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Station Fish Bar: the plaice to be again
Station Fish Bar: the plaice to be again
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Adopted children get creative in Lower Earley
Adopted children get creative in Lower Earley
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Arborfield man banned from football matches for three years after incident at Royals game
AN ARBORFIELD man who took a flare to a Royals match has been banned from attending football games for three years
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Identity of new town centre business is revealed
The unit in Peach Street that was home to Millets until December 2023.
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Council exploring plans for shake-up to parking across Wokingham – and it could include meters
Plans for more parking regulations throughout Wokingham Borough appear to be at an advanced stage.
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Memories from a Mod who was there
Memories from a Mod who was there
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New MP elected for Wokingham Borough
A new member of the youth parliament has been elected.
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We did it with 10 minutes to spare, says coach
We did it with 10 minutes to spare, says coach
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FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Helping now and in the future
Over the last two years, Wokingham Borough Council has seen its costs rise enormously, as inflation increased and demand for statutory services grows
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