New 30mph speed limits coming
'The proposed restrictions are considered to be necessary and expedient.'
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Quest for a banking hub set to continue
The campaigner behind an application for Wokingham to be approved for a baking hub has vowed to fight on.
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Wreathes returned to war memorial
They were slowly driven through the town in a hearse.
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Did you see Wokingham assault?
The victim suffered a head injury and a cut to her mouth.
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Getting to grips with local government
A mixture of 20 brownies and 19 guides from 3rd Wokingham attended the event.
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Enhancing biodiversity at new public green space
The opening ceremony for Swallows Meadow took place recently
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Uni of Reading expert: Cold snap could mean warmer winter
A Cold snap in the UK could mean a warmer winter according an expert from the University of Reading.
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Activate Learning launches online sustainability programme at The Roseate Hotel
Around 30 key leaders joined the launch event at The Roseate Hotel last week, to take part in a showcase of the new service
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New plans for Leathern Bottel
Plans have 'sparked criticism' from neighbours.
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Shelley’s stunning silver Stevie award
Shelley Otway-Wood of Wokingham's Steppin Out Stars of Tomorrow has been named the winner of a silver Stevie award.
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