“Lethal” crossing repainted
The crossing on Easthampstead Road was reported by residents.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Keeping Wokingham Borough moving
I am delighted to have recently joined the executive of the borough council, with responsibility for active travel, transport and highways.
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Climate emergency still ‘front and centre’
The council remains fully committed to tackling the climate emergency.
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How a nature game brought Wokingham locals together
'Biodiversity doesn't have to be overwhelming'
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Three important good causes in Wokingham receive much-needed funding
Tesco's Stronger Starter campaign benefits children's organisations and cancer survivors
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New cafe set to open in Wokingham town hall
New operator wants the space to feel like ".. Wokingham's living room".
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Countdown is on for McDonald’s in Wokingham as opening date revealed
The opening date for McDonald's in Wokingham has been revealed
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‘Please don’t abandon us’, says borough’s Hong Kong community
Why a government white bill is causing anxiety
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Line-up revealed for Bracknell Sunday League
The constitution for the Bracknell and District Sunday Football League 25/26 season has been revealed.
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Every picture tells a story: CLASP artists display their work
A joyful exhibition ensures they are seen, heard and valued
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