Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
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Re-think ordered over St Crispin’s decision
Plans to close St Crispin's Leisure Centre have been thrown into disarray.
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Approval for business park plans
Plans to build a new business park have been approved by councillors.
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Car thieves are operating in Wokingham: is your keyless car protected?
Car thieves are operating in Wokingham: is your keyless car protected?
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Woodley man convicted of multiple child sex offences
A Woodley man has been convicted of multiple child sex offences following an investigation by Thames Valley Police
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Third tattoo for 82-year-old Pat
Pat's impressive tattoo collection began more than 20 years ago.
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UPDATED: Council hits back at MPs ‘misleading’ claims of wasteful spending
WOKINGHAM Borough Council, and its leader, Cllr Stephen Conway, has hit back at claims from MP Sir John Redwood that it has engaged in “wasteful spending”. In a statement provided...
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Plans for a new supermarket in Arborfield Green
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's is progressing with plans for a new supermarket in Arborfield as part of the planned district centre.
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New faces join law firm’s new offices in Wokingham
AS A law firm settles in to its new offices in Wokingham, it has welcomed some new faces.
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Man charged with shoplifting
A man from Wokingham has been charged in connection with an alleged shoplifting incident.
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