Arcade fails underage test
A gambling arcade in Wokingham has been caught out in a sting to catch shops serving underage customers.
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Plans for D-Day commemoration across Wokingham
Wokingham will mark June's 80th anniversary of D-Day with a series of events.
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More tracking for Section 106 agreements
Conservative councillors in Wokingham Borough have received unanimous support for the authority to track its agreements with property developers.
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Volunteer Corner as seen in Wokingham Today of January 25, 2024
Three ways you can make Wokingham borough a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Wokingham’s KC Sports goes online
Wokingham's KCSports goes online
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Former Lib Dem leader in town
A former Liberal Democrat leader visited Wokingham on Tuesday.
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Switch on date confirmed for Barkham solar farm
Green renewable energy will be generated in Barkham from the summer of 2026
Read moreDetailsEmpty homes in Wokingham will see council tax doubled
Homes in Wokingham that are left empty for a year will be charged double the rate of council tax from April under plans agreed by the council.
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SimplyFit’s star jumping aerobathon raised 2.5K for charity
SimplyFit's star jumping aerobathon raised 2.5K for charity
Read moreDetailsSouth Berkshire Singers Winter Concert raises £3,000 for Africa charity
South Berkshire Singers Winter Concert raises £3,000 for Africa charity
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