Dramatic rooftop rescue in Winnersh: Firefighters save stranded cat
A cat has been rescued from a roof in Winnersh.
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Road reopens at last, but fresh delays and more disruption coule be set to hit Wokingham drivers
Wokingham borough council reopened Heathlands Road on Saturday, February 21.
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Local children remain at risk of falling through the gaps, Wokingham MP warns
He has warned this will not reach enough pupils locally and nationally.
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£43m funding blow, but Wokingham Borough Council insists services are safe in high-stakes budget showdown
The proposed budget includes spending to meet the growing needs of adults and children.
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Help to make bus travel work better
Wokingham borough council is reviewing bus services in the borough.
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Wokingham furious over ‘unfair’ funding cuts: Council warns £43m loss will hit vulnerable residents
Wokingham is losing out compared with other communities in the support it receives from central government, and its leaders aren't happy.
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4,000 homes proposed on flood-prone land – Wokingham residents have their say on hall farm plan
Residents will get another opportunity next month to influence a plan to build on a floodplain.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Liberal Democrats are hurting Wokingham
Last week Liberal Democrat Executive Member for Economic Development issued a command to stop "talking down" Wokingham.
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Villagers fight back against 32-home plan that could destroy beloved woodland in Warfield
Villagers have objected to a planning application to build 32 homes behind a wooded area.
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Election drama across the country – Is Wokingham safe to vote?
The local elections are going ahead in Wokingham amid widespread uncertainty about scheduled elections elsewhere in the country.
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