Help to detect rogue money lenders
An information event about illegal money lending is being held in Wokingham.
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Football round-up: O’Connor on target for Wokingham Town
Mikey O'Connor marked his return to the team with two goals as Wokingham Town secured an important point.
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Focus on reading for World Book Day
World Book Day takes place on Thursday, March 6.
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Plans for a new play centre launched at the House of Commons
A new Our House will be even bigger and better
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Council buys another care home
Wokingham Borough Council has invested in another home.
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Birds in focus thanks to housebuilder
Students from Nine Mile Ride primary school took part in the RSPB Big Schools' Birdwatch campaign.
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See stunning images in Berkshire
The world-renowned exhibition is coming to Berkshire.
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Have your say on how you’re represented
The Community Governance Review is carried out every ten to 15 years.
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Woodley sewer works on hold
Thames Water has paused its works on Waingels Road in Woodley.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: A tale of two budgets
On Thursday, March 20, the council met to discuss its budget for the year ahead, and set the council tax rates
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