Claims council is ‘dragging its feet’ over kerbside glass collections
'Residents have waited long enough.' says councillor.
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Good causes sought for community lottery
Good causes include local not-for-profit organisations, charities, schools and community groups.
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Join the fun for sunsets, live music, and more
You can enjoy Wokingham borough council's Lakeside Sundown Fridays.
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Women’s FA Cup ties revealed
The early round draws in this season's competition have been published.
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New boutique in the borough
Bumbles & Boo is inspired by the joys and challenges of becoming parents.
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The journey to 2030 secured with new plan
The plan supports the shared Communities Vision.
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Contract agreed to expand electric vehicle support
Most chargepoints will be at the kerbside for long-stay or overnight use.
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Gym memberships to support healthy recovery
Cranstoun helps people in the borough facing alcohol and drugs recovery.
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Share your views on community review
The public consultation runs until November 13.
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Council accused of ‘wasting money’ on school streets initiatives
A council has been accused of wasting money on initiatives to encourage children walking and cycling to school, and has been urged to act.
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