Mayor opens new SEND unit
The new unit and playground at Radstock Primary School in Earley was officially opened.
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Crash, cocaine and a knife: How a Wokingham man ended up behind bars
A Wokingham man has been handed a prison sentence for string of drug and weapon offences and acquiring criminal property in Reading.
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Why Wokingham Borough Council is being accused of ignoring residents over 20mph speed limits
Jorgensen: 'They've ignored local voices, and they bragged about it.'
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To Divorce or Not to Divorce? That is the Question…
Thames Valley solicitor Blandy & Blandy looks at updates to the law
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No plans for Bracknell council election delays
There are no elections planned in May 2026, so there is no need to postpone or change planned elections due to re-organisation.
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Fire crews attend road traffic collision in Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue attended a road traffic collision in Wokingham last weekend.
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What does Wokingham’s MP really think about banning kids from social media?
Jones said:"More than 1,000 local residents have written to me about this issue."
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Food van plan could change this Wokingham town centre pub
A catering van could soon occupy the car park to sell food on the go.
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Is Berkshire’s jobs market slowing? New payroll data reveals all
Figures indicate continued pressure on employment opportunities
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Wokingham teen achieves first ever coding black belt
Alexandre Lomondais has become the first-ever Black Belt Ninja at the coding group, Code Ninjas Wokingham
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