Final chance to sign up for Solar Together scheme
There is still time to sign up for Wokingham Borough Council's Solar Together initiative.
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McDonald’s confirms no drive-thru plans for new Wokingham restaurant
McDonald's has confirmed it has no plans to introduce a drive-thru in Wokingham.
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Celebrate 100 years of Wokingham library
The celebration will be held at the library on Thursday, September 5.
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NHS to partner with libraries to help patients access online services
The National Health Literacy Partnership is joining forces with the NHS to launch a new scheme to improve online access to services in October
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Prizes for beating the street
Beat the Street Wokingham prizes have been awarded.
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Children’s book festival returns
The festival will feature award-winning authors and illustrators.
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Bank holiday waste collections
If you are due a collection, remember to put your waste out the night before.
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Healthy Heart Tip: Basics of heart health and how you can reduce your risk
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can be challenging, particularly with the conflicting advice found online and on social media about what is good
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Hundreds enjoy Chalk About It
Wokingham Market Place was the place to be on Sunday.
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‘Care home’ plans for Winnersh approved
A care home will open in Winnersh despite concerns from neighbours.
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