Wokingham Borough mayor completes fundraising challenge
Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Carol Jewell, has been walking the 55 miles of Wokingham Way in support of her chosen charity, Building for the Future.
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You could be charged for recycling DIY waste in Berkshire — and residents are angry
Residents have been protesting about the costs of recycling DIY waste in Berkshire since charges are made for dumping more than a bathtub-full.
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FROM THE LEADER: Why sound finances matter
Wokingham Borough Council will set a balanced budget later this month. Until recently, such a claim would hardly be newsworthy.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Keeping promises matters
One of the growing problems of our times is that faith in the democratic process is being undermined by politicians who make promises at election time
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New dates revealed for Easthampstead Road and Heathlands road works
The timeline of key dates for work at the junction of Easthampstead Road and Heathlands Road has changed.
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Berkshire business leaders graduate from AI skills bootcamp
Forty business leaders in Berkshire have completed a 60?hour Level 3 Skills Bootcamp in AI for Business
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Reading police officer suspended after sexual assault charge
A serving Thames Valley Police officer has been charged with sexual assault following an investigation by the force.
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Up to 30 people in late-night street brawl as Police launch Wokingham appeal
No arrests have been made at this stage.
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Final whistle for referee Barry the Book
Barry Haslewood was known affectionately as Barry the Book by many local footballers due to his use of red and yellow cards.
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Clive Jones welcomes National Cancer Plan, but adds warning
Real change needs proper funding says the Wokingham MP
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