FROM THE LEADER: What does it mean for Wokingham?
This week has seen the arrival of a new prime minister, the fifth in as many years. What will Prime Minister Burnham do to help Wokingham Borough
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Give unused medical equipment a second life
Do you have crutches, walking sticks, shower stools or other support equipment at home that you no longer need?
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‘Enough is enough’: Fears 3,000 homes could be built in Wokingham village as residents demand answers
Confusion is deepening in a central Berkshire community amid fears that far more homes than expected could be pushed into their village.
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Keegan’s iconic Superstars vest lives in Wokingham
Ashwell explained how he was asked to look after Keegan's belongings whilst he took part in the show.
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The football legends who faced Wokingham Town FC
The town's team occasionally played against absolute footballing royalty.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Schools and the council working together
School is over for the summer and now is a good time to reflect on everything that has happened in the past year.
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‘Nobody I know will have any issues’: Reform leader for Wokingham backs Wokingham Islamic Centre plans
The leader of Reform UK in Wokingham and the leader of Wokingham Conservatives have reacted
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Wokingham through the lens: The borough’s most Instagrammable spots
Wokingham and its surrounding parishes are packed with hidden gems.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Wokingham’s £25 Million Solar Gamble
Wokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration is preparing to sign a £25 million contract to build Barkham Solar Farm.
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Do you have unwanted crutches or a walking stick you no longer use?
Your local recycling centre can pass them on to people who need them
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