Identity of new town centre business is revealed
The unit in Peach Street that was home to Millets until December 2023.
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New MP elected for Wokingham Borough
A new member of the youth parliament has been elected.
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Youngsters know they’re amazing at Walter Infants School
Youngsters know they're amazing at Walter Infants School
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Auditor ‘walks away’ from Borough Council account audit
The firm said it will no longer complete Wokingham Borough Council's audits for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 financial years.
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New outlets for recycling bag collections
Green recycling bags can now be picked up from 12 additional hubs across Wokingham Borough.
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Tickets and line-up released for Wokingham Festival
Tickets are now on sale for one of the highlights of Wokingham's events calendar.
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Plans approved for Winnersh home film studio
Plans that will see a residential property in Winnersh used for commercial filming have been approved, having first been refused in October 2023.
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Green Park gets even greener
Green Park gets even greener
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A blooming marvellous initiative returns to Wokingham
Wokingham in Bloom kicked off its new schools initiative last weekend.
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Chris Keating joins Brakspear as marketing manager
A HENLEY-based pub company has welcomed a new marketing manager
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