FROM THE CHAMBER: Councillors vote themselves a permanent annual pay rise
Last month, Wokingham Borough councillors voted to award themselves a permanent annual increase in councillor allowances.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Refuse and recycling in Wokingham borough
The new Biffa contract went live on 1st June, just 11 days after I was appointed to take on responsibility for Rubbish and Recycling
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E-bike seller threatened with knife by ‘buyer’ in shocking robbery
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was allegedly threatened with a knife and robbed of his e-bike in Bracknell.
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FROM THE LEADER: Our local housing crisis
Wokingham Borough is an area of high housing costs.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Lib Dems fail to hold Labour to account
Many of us continue to be appalled by the actions of the Labour government. Less than 2 years in power, and we're now seeing open warfare from Labour
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Wokingham borough council considers future of Shute End
Wokingham borough council looks set to remain at its current Shute End home - at least for the next ten years.
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Revealed: How much we pay in parking fines in Wokingham borough
Laws prevent councils from using parking revenue to fund unrelated services, such as adult social care.
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Join us to mark Independent News Week
To mark this week's Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is holding a "Meet the Team" event today.
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Sumas’ scoop awards as best in Berkshire
An event that celebrated the 150th anniversary of the town's football club has won an award.
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Wokingham set for nostalgia-filled night as legendary band comes to town
China Crisis, the legendary band that shot to fame in the 1980s, are set to perform as part of Wokingham Music Club at All Saints Church.
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