Petition storm over Wokingham Mosque based on ‘false information,’ says Council Leader
A counter petition against a mosque in Wokingham town centre is based on fake news, despite attracting more than 1,300 signatures in a week.
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Shuttered bank set for retail revival — Woodley’s high street could be transformed
Plans have been submitted that, if approved, will see a former bank in Woodley transformed into five separate retail units.
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Town centre clash sparks debate: Should historic windows in Market Place stay or go?
The site features an 18th century, three-storey terraced property in the heart of the Wokingham town centre .
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‘Fleecehold’ fury: Homeowners hit with rising fees as councillors demand change
Politicians in Wokingham have committed themselves to fighting high 'estate management fees' for homeowners.
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SEND hub plans for old library
The application seeks to convert the first floor to a post-16 SEND hub.
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Wokingham house prices see year-on-year rise
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics have been revealed.
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Former day centre sold by council
The former Westmead Day Centre on Rances Lane has being sold.
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Top ranking for Wokingham
Website says town is a good option if you want a well-rounded feel with strong everyday amenities.
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Asset sold by Bracknell Forest council
Councillors have decided to privately sell an asset that it owns outside of the town.
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All homes sold in first phase of controversial Wokingham and Bracknell Housing Scheme
A government inspector overturned the original decision by Wokingham borough council to refuse the scheme planning permission.
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