More trouble for Carnival hub flats
Work to complete a long-delayed new block of town centre apartments has hit trouble again.
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VOTE 2024: Leader interviews – Wokingham Conservatives Pauline Jorgensen
FOR THE past two years, Wokingham's Conservatives have been in opposition after losing their majority. They are keen to regain it this year
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Charity thanks to electoral services team
CLASP Wokingham welcomed back the elections team for a second year.
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Woodley care home plans approved
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a 68-bedroom care home.
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Do you want to stand as an MP?
The Official Monster Raving Loony party is still welcoming applications for potential candidates.
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Rise in country park parking charges
Parking charges at two Wokingham country parks have risen by more than 10% this week.
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New town councillor appointed
Chetna Jamthe was selected to be co-opted onto the council.
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Last chance to register for May elections
Local elections are being held on Thursday, May 2, with all 54 seats on the borough council being contested.
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MP welcomes ‘fall in shop prices’
Sir John Redwood took to X, former Twitter, last week to welcome a fall in shop prices.
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VOTE 2024: Wokingham’s all-out poll listed as one to watch
This year, due to new ward boundaries, all 54 seats are up for grabs, with the Lib Dems looking to take overall control of the council
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