There’s an unusual opportunity for affordable almshouse accommodation in Wokingham
Westende Almshouses has a vacancy for a new tenant
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Work to start on new route
The project will connect Woodley precinct to Palmer Park.
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Youth MP selected for national committee
Maya Guelbert is Wokingham borough's youth MP.
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Bearwood Road closure delayed
It was due to be closed for more than six months.
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Tickets on sale for tabletop takeover
Wokingham town council has again partnered with Eclectic Games of Reading.
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Reading Youth Orchestra reaches significant milestone
A few gaps remain - young bassoon, french horn, double bass, tombone, oboe and viola players invited to apply
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Jones pays respects to former leader
He was a frequent visitor to Wokingham.
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Can you help Sumas hit the target?
Wokingham Town FC has launched a new community fundraising campaign.
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Amazon delivers 50 new jobs to Bracknell
The 7,700 sqm building is expected to be fully operational next month.
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Sewer repair needs more work
Specialist intervention is needed after previous efforts caused the excavations to collapse.
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