FROM THE LEADER: Doing what we can for our young people
Modern life poses many challenges for young people. While Wokingham Borough Council has limited power to help
Read moreDetailsModern life poses many challenges for young people. While Wokingham Borough Council has limited power to help
Read moreDetailsWelcome back to the weekly property problem page with Tim and Julia Haycocks, owners of Stowhill Estates Berkshire. This week, we’re talking about low offers … “We had an offer...
Read moreDetailsTim and Julia Haycocks, the husband-and-wife team behind Stowhill Estates Berkshire, are tackling your property questions each week, with honest guidance, clear opinions and useful, real-world advice for anyone navigating...
Read moreDetailsEach week, Tim and Julia Haycocks, the husband-and-wife team behind Stowhill Estates Berkshire, will be tackling your property questions with honest guidance, clear opinions and useful, real-world advice for anyone...
Read moreDetailsBritish politics seems to have changed dramatically in the last few years. A very unpopular Conservative party suffered one its worst ever defeats.
Read moreDetailsThe new Winnersh microlibrary at Rainbow Park is now fully up and running, with longer opening hours.
Read moreDetailsThe abrupt end of Sir Keir Starmer's time as Prime Minister has shown Labour's priorities don't match those of people living in the country.
Read moreDetailsLast week I was on holiday in Germany. My wife's late father served as an officer in the British Army of the Rhine
Read moreDetailsLetters featured in Wokingham Today, 18 June edition
Read moreDetailsOver the last four years, the LibDems have dramatically increased car parking charges across Wokingham Borough, with fees more than doubling
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