Claim that kids were walking through sewage for days
Raw sewage spilled into a park near a primary school for up to a week after Storm Henk.
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Waste savings to be respent
As much as £390,000 has been set aside for new recycling bags and food waste caddies.
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Redwood votes against Rwanda plan
Tory right-wingers, including Sir John, ignored pleas for unity on Tuesday.
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More concerns about £10m loan to Woking
Wokingham Borough Council will be accused of a "material and significant deception" at tomorrow's full council meeting.
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Dogs currently seeking sponsorship or adoption
Stray dogs from an idyllic Greek island are being rehomed locally, thanks to a Wokingham-based organisation.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition comes to The Base
Wildlife Photographer of the Year will be back at The Base in Greenham in March bringing spectacular images of the natural world in one collection
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Lord Fox talks to business group
Wokingham welcomed the Liberal Democrat spokesperson for business, energy and industrial strategy last week.
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JAILED: Man who carried out sexual assault in Wokingham gym behind bars
A CROWTHORNE man who carried out two sexual assaults in a Wokingham gym has been jailed.
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Homes plan refused in Swallowfield
Wokingham Borough Council has refused an application to build 81 homes on a site in Swallowfield.
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Event to support new kitchen
Tickets are available for an event that will support the installation of a new kitchen at a local sports club.
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