Three people from Wokingham among nine arrests after man injured in crowbar attack
THREE people have Wokingham are among nine people arrested following an incident in Odiham.
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Arcade fails underage test
A gambling arcade in Wokingham has been caught out in a sting to catch shops serving underage customers.
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Berkshire sixth most financially productive region in UK, new figures show
A study compiled by financial tech company Plus500 has placed Berkshire sixth in a list of the most financially productive areas of the country
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More tracking for Section 106 agreements
Conservative councillors in Wokingham Borough have received unanimous support for the authority to track its agreements with property developers.
Read moreDetailsJumping frogs! Home sweet home is a California Country Park trampoline
Jumping frogs! Home sweet home is a California Country Park trampoline
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Wokingham’s KC Sports goes online
Wokingham's KCSports goes online
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Dog rescued from stranded car
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue attended the incident on Barge Lane near Swallowfield
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Bracknell in focus at PMQs
James Sunderland, the member of parliament for Bracknell Forest, spoke at Prime Minister's Questions at lunchtime today.
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Former Lib Dem leader in town
A former Liberal Democrat leader visited Wokingham on Tuesday.
Read moreDetailsEmpty homes in Wokingham will see council tax doubled
Homes in Wokingham that are left empty for a year will be charged double the rate of council tax from April under plans agreed by the council.
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