Hotel plans for Barkham Road refused
The application would have seen 13 ensuite bedrooms added to the pub.
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‘No handover’ claim follows the rules
All previous communications were deleted once the previous parliament was dissolved.
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Big Sisters help teen girls break sport barriers
New Places Leisure project aims to get girls sport ready
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Wokingham welcomes a new mini-mayor
Celia has been chosen for this year's coveted position.
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MPs act to quell fears
The 'atmosphere of fear' following recent national riots has been addressed by local politicians.
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Wokingham choir invites the borough to sing
Try their open rehearsal
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Do the locomotion: ride on a miniature railway
Discover holiday fun in Wokingham
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Waste collection changes start
Major changes to bin collections for Wokingham have come into force this week.
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Gun found in the River Thames
A diver from a Crowthorne business made a shock discovery last weekend.
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The Olliettes have done it again
Families Flock to Ollie Young Fun Day
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