Wokingham Borough Council rejects safety audit concerns over California Cross
California crossroads will continue to be monitored.
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Winnersh residents go to the polls
Residents of Winnersh will vote today to elect a new borough councillor.
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Future WBC HQ options narrowed
Just three options remain.
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Tories bring former MPs to Winnersh
Five former MPs were canvassing ahead of this week's by-election.
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Strategies for town centres approved
A trategic framework was approved to help towns and districts adapt and thrive.
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Tributes paid for former mayors
Two former Borough mayors have died
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FROM THE LEADER: Be careful what you wish for
When you try to achieve something, it always seems a good idea to think about the likely consequences. What would success look like?
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Wokingham worse off under Labour
In a few weeks' time, the Liberal Democrat administration will present their budget for 2025/26 to Council
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Wokingham Borough councillor suspended from Labour pending investigation
A member of Wokingham Borough Council has been suspended from the Labour party, and is currently sitting as an Independent councillor.
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‘Hypocrisy’ claims ahead of Winnersh vote
The war of words ahead of next week's Winnersh by-election has intensified.
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