Councillors set to approve allowances rise
".. current levels of compensation are seen to present challenges to diversity of representation."
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Environmental film ‘should be on every TV on repeat’
Volunteers delighted by public response to People's Emergency Briefing in Wokingham
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Wokingham Town at Wembley
Wokingham Town FC was represented at Wembley stadium in Saturday's FA Cup final.
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Oh, we do love to be beside the seaside: MS charity’s fundraising challenge
Berkshire MS Therapy Centre members will virtually cycle the UK coastline
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FROM THE LEADER: Thank you, Wokingham
Thank you to the electors of Wokingham Borough for turning out in large numbers to vote in last week's local elections.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Thank you to everyone across the Borough who voted in the elections
In a number of wards, turnout was higher than previous years. In all but one ward turnout was over 40% and in some it was over 50%
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Voters have put their faith in the Lib Dems once again
So here we are. After 4 years of running the council, voters have put their faith in the Lib Dems once again, and given us a 5th year
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Another shop shuts in Wokingham
Another shop has closed its doors in Wokingham town centre for the final time.
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Safe Places scheme is back
Shops and businesses are joining the scheme to help people feel more confident going out independently
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Aaron wins supporters’ award for Wokingham Town FC
A packed Emmbrook Sports and Social Club saw the 16-year-old win the coveted award by a single vote.
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