Wokingham residents dismayed by ‘scenes of devastation’ as work begins on new distributor road
Many share their disgust and sorrow at the destruction of wildlife habitat
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Plans for former town bank
Plans are for external changes to Broad House.
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Football round-up: Ashridge Park take draw, Wokingham Town hit for six
Wokingham Town suffered a 6-0 defeat at third-placed Bedfont Sports.
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Guidance for households as rogue trader complaints rise
More than 22,500 complaints were made to Citizens Advice in England last year.
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Give the gift of cuddles
Hospice launches crowdfunder for cuddle bed
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California petition to be discussed
The petition calling for changes is set to be debated next week.
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Free event to inspire climate action
Forest of Imagination is bringing a celebration of nature-themed art and cultural experiences to the borough.
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Approval for more refugee homes in Wokingham
WBC has approved plans to purchase more homes for Ukrainian and Afghan refugees.
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Council rents in Wokingham set to rise in April
Rents for council homes in Wokingham are set to rise by up to 2.7% from April.
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Police appeal for witnesses following burglary and theft in Wokingham
Evendons Lane property broken into and vehicle stolen
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