Wokingham Borough Council says it is protecting frontline services
In a statement it noted significant cost pressures and increasing demand for services.
Read moreDetailsIn a statement it noted significant cost pressures and increasing demand for services.
Read moreDetailsOne of the world's biggest weather prediction and climate change monitoring organisations will be staying in Wokingham Borough.
Read moreDetailsHEATHROW Airport says it is reviewing its facilities in a bid to make the site more efficient to reduce its impact on the environment and communities
Read moreDetailsA flat could be built above the former Just Tiles shop in Woodley, despite fears residents could be disturbed by noise from customers shopping
Read moreDetailsA new supermarket in Arborfield Green is one step closer.
Read moreDetailsAn evocative Christmas card has been designed to support fundraising efforts for this year's Royal British Legion poppy appeal.
Read moreDetails'This group has saved me' Kaleidoscopic Uk receives £6,000 from TVP
Read moreDetailsPOLICE cordoned off parts of Woodley's shopping precinct on Saturday morning following a break-in at the McColl's Post Office.
Read moreDetailsA crowd of about 100 people cheered on the runners in the David Cliff Wokingham Half Marathon as they went past Hurst
Read moreDetailsEnjoy a tense Egyptian conspiracy film in Wokingham
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