New Borough Mayor elected
Cllr Mather said: "I was humbled to be asked to be the new Mayor of Wokingham Borough for the coming year."
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Restaurant sign plans refused
The owners of a Wokingham restaurant have reacted with disappointment to a decision to refuse a planning application.
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New business opening in Wokingham
Another new business is set to open its doors in Wokingham this week.
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Redwood resigned ’before he became dead wood’
The leader of a national political party has spoken after the decision by Sir John Redwood to stand down.
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Tweedy’s first solo venture
One of Britain's most famous clowns is set to pitch his big top in Henley next week.
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Coffee morning in Wokingham will help match volunteers to roles
TO MARK next week's National Volunteers Week, Wokingham Volunteer Centre team members are inviting people to coffee.
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Lib Dems reveal plans to tackle unsolved burglaries
New data reveals the 'shocking' scale of unsolved burglaries.
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‘All talk and no substance’ claims
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat administration has come under fire from the Conservative opposition.
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Accessible toilet opens at Dinton
A fully accessible toilet has been opened at Dinton Activity Centre in Hurst.
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Fancy joining a free running initiative in Wokingham?
Weekly morning exercise sessions start in June
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