Consultation planned for Finchampstead car park charges
Possible car parking charges in Finchampstead were discussed at the November meeting of Wokingham borough's full council.
Read moreDetailsPossible car parking charges in Finchampstead were discussed at the November meeting of Wokingham borough's full council.
Read moreDetailsThe mayor of Wokingham borough paid tribute to "two remarkable organisations" at a recent meeting of the borough's full council.
Read moreDetailsA former professional footballer who posted videos on Instagram bragging about drug dealing has been jailed
Read moreDetailsBUILDING for the Future, a Berkshire-based charity supporting disabled children and their families, has released a new episode of its podcast ‘Let’s Take Care’, featuring an in-depth conversation with Sir...
Read moreDetailsA 22-year-old man from Wokingham has been jailed for a series of sexual offences, including rape, following an investigation by Thames Valley Police.
Read moreDetailsCatesby Estates has completed the sale of a 5.6 acre site off Longwater Road.
Read moreDetailsThe town council is seeking a sponsor to support the estimated £2,000 cost of running the outreach part of the project.
Read moreDetailsThames Water offers top tips on how to protect homes
Read moreDetailsNearly 70 business leaders from across the region packed into Rams RFC last month for Wokingham Positive Difference's Big Budget Breakfast.
Read moreDetailsBus passengers will be able to enjoy free festive bus travel in Berkshire on selected dates this month.
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