Police on scene to prevent entry to Wokingham playing field
Police are currently on scene and preventing people from entering the playing fields at King George's playing field in Wokingham.
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Woman jailed for defrauding charities
Her victims included Wokingham United Charites and The Link Foundation.
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Man charged after town centre incident
A Reading man is due to appear at Reading Magistrates Court today.
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Michelin chef for Wokingham restaurant
More recently, Joshua was part of Tom Kerridge's team at his Marlow restaurants.
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The bins have arrived
The rollout started last week, and will continue until the end of July.
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Get involved in the Great Big Green Week
The Great Big Green Week is a national celebration of action on climate change.
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We will remember D-Day
Events in the borough will mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day
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Four generations of Palmer family antique collections to go up for auction
Auctioneers Dreweatts has announced that it has been selected to sell the contents of Bussock Wood, in Berkshire, home to the Palmer Family
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New Borough Mayor elected
Cllr Mather said: "I was humbled to be asked to be the new Mayor of Wokingham Borough for the coming year."
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Restaurant sign plans refused
The owners of a Wokingham restaurant have reacted with disappointment to a decision to refuse a planning application.
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