Wokingham’s Christmas lights spend revealed
The Christmas tree lights are switched on officially during the Wokingham Winter Carnival.
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Fly-tipping fines set to rise
Fly-tipping fines in Wokingham could increase to up to £1,000.
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Get ready for the Giving Tree Appeal 2024
Young resident Paige is the first to take a gift tag as the children's Christmas appeal launches
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Last chance for Local Plan comment
The opportunity to comment on the legality of Wokingham Borough Council's Local Plan ends today.
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Wokingham falls silent to remember war heroes
Wokingham fell silent at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
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Arborfield homes plan set to be approved
Wokingham Borough councillors look set to give conditional approval to a controversial plan to build up to 50 homes.
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Uni of Reading brings outdoor learning spaces to Shinfield schools to mark Outdoor Classroom Day
The University of Reading has provided new outdoor learning spaces to two schools in Shinfield to mark Outdoor Classroom Day.
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Parents and carers invited to online session on knife crime as part of Sceptre Week
Thames Valley Police is inviting parents and carers to an online session to help prevent knife crime later this month
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Eclectic Games take over in Wokingham
The adventure, on Saturday November 16, is suitable for everyone.
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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service welcomes 18 new graduate firefighters
RBFRS has welcomed 18 new firefighters into the service this month following the conclusion of their apprenticeships.
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