New bus shelters coming this week
Bus shelters across the borough are being replaced.
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Wokingham MP pays tribute to the fallen at Remembrance Garden
Alfred Henry Grover was chosen because in 2019, he became the most recent name to be added to the Wokingham war memorial.
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Wokingham Borough Council must find £3.5m more
'All local councils are struggling financially at the moment, and Wokingham Borough Council is no different'.
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Is Sumas’ home match run a record?
Wokingham Town Football Club is 11 games into a run of 14 consecutive home matches.
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Would your primary school like to receive some wild books?
Wokingham Lions Club would like to hear from you
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Wokingham Fireworks 2024: Did you see them?
The crowds? the display? the band?
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Barkham poppy in parliament
The MP was wearing a REME poppy in the Houses of Parliament on Monday.
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King’s award for Winnersh firm
The King's Awards for Enterprise are the most prestigious awards for UK businesses.
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4000 bulbs will fill Elms Field with colour in the spring
An army of volunteers has planted crocuses in Wokingham for End Polio Now
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Almost £250k recovered for faulty cars
Trading Standards officers have assisted consumers to obtain the appropriate resolution.
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