Knights set to invade Wokingham pubs
Yateley Morris Men will be performing a traditional 'Mummers' play.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Wokingham Borough Council – Including everyone
Wokingham Borough Council is committed to ensuring that all of our residents get the services they need. To achieve this we work to understand
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Councillor resigns from Labour
Says he no longer recognises its core values or its direction.
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Council spent £3m+ on temp staff
The authority said agency spending is decreasing in comparison with figures last year.
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FROM THE LEADER: Community matters
Last Friday, my home village of Twyford held its Christmas Street Fayre. It's a great occasion, with stalls to promote local good causes
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M4 closed this weekend
Motorists are being warned of disruption this weekend. The westbound carriageway of the M4 will be closed this weekend between junction 10 at Wokingham and junction 11 at Reading. The...
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Santas will dash through Wokingham for charity
Run, Santas, Run!
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You’ll be walking in the air at this Wokingham film screening
Live music will bring the movie to life
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Glebelands residents warm hearts with their stories of bygone Christmas
'It was my first time to see such abundance of snow,' says Jean
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Link’s Kindness Trees bring seasonal joy
Let's not forget lonely older people at Christmas
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