Coppid Beech lack of use revealed
Just 55 vehicles used a park and ride in Wokingham during the whole month of October.
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Dressing the Christmas Tree: Wokingham children offer their decorations
Handmade ornaments are delivered to Town Mayor Rob Comber
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The last of the tags are now on the borough’s Giving Trees
Anyone wanting to contribute should grab a tag before they're gone
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Station Tap reopens after refurbishment
The Station Tap on Station Road has reopened following a six-figure investment.
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Petition against new parking charges
Sites identified were mentioned as Cantley Park, Avery car park in Finchampstead, and several sites in Shinfield and Woodley.
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Wokingham United Charities Christmas Cheer grants spread festive fun
The borough's oldest charity is helping to make sure that everyone can experience the joy of Christmas
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Wokingham Choral Society’s English Music concert a sell-out
Hear them sing again in December
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Toy Run Santas bring Christmas joy to Wokingham
Hundreds of bikers delivered toys to Barnardo's High Close School
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Home-Start Wokingham’s Big Give challenge begins tomorrow
Can the borough help them raise £7,500 in one week?
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FROM THE LEADER: Working with others is the future for councils
Regular readers of Wokingham Today will be familiar with the financial challenges faced by your borough council, which receives the lowest level of
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