Wokingham business visit for energy champion
Tom Hayes MP, the government's national mission champion for energy, was in Wokingham last week.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: The Conservatives, on your side on housing
Last week Conservative councillors successfully brought forward a motion committing the Council to campaign against the Government's
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‘Critical’ lack of Muslim burial plots
Only two burial spaces for Muslims currently remain within Wokingham borough.
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MP visit looks at electric vehicle strategies
Select Car Leasing welcomed MP Clive Jones to its headquarters.
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A new look for Zizzi Wokingham
Zizzi Wokingham will unveil a new look and feel following a transformation.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Discover local history in Wokingham
A local expert can help with queries about former times
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PTR celebrates 35 years in town
'We have seen a tremendous evolution of technology'.
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Sue Ryder launches Christmas Treecycling scheme
How Berkshire residents can make their white Christmas green
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Council to write to government over housing numbers
Cross-party campaign to reduce the targets which were branded 'not deliverable'.
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