Controversial plans set to be approved
The plan is for 45 houses on land close to Amen Corner and London Road.
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Do you know an everyday hero?
Wokingham Borough Council would like to hear about individuals and groups that make a big difference.
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See the town’s history, and make some of your own
Your invited to view some of Wokingham's history, and to contribute to a fun project for next month's Heritage Day.
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Heathlands Road homes plan rejected
Planning officers have refused outline plans for 49 dwellings on land in Wokingham Without.
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Mark turns defeat into victory
Wokingham Town were beaten 4-0 but he was able to turn a defeat into a win.
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Horse around with comedians in Wokingham
Comedy night will raise funds for animal rescue charity
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Love scrabble?
Try a Woodley group that meets to play monthly
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Want to meet other writers?
Visit a Wokingham Library group
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Bubble tea chain set to open in Wokingham
The doors look set to open on a new business in Wokingham town centre.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: It’s not just a pothole
Our road network is in crisis. Across the country, and also in Wokingham, underfunding from government over more than a decade has left local roads
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