Call to take glass home when bottle banks are full
Residents who encounter full bottle banks are being urged to take their recycling home.
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Planning meeting for July’s Wokingham Pride
MEMBERS of Wokingham Pride will be holding a planning meeting for this year's event.
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Last chance to get free trees
It only takes a few minutes to apply, and these trees could bring several lifetimes of benefits.
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Comments suspended after “offensive” posts
Wokingham Borough Council was forced to suspend comments on a social media post after "offensive" comments were posted.
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Wokingham venue to speak Spanish for social evening
SPANISH speakers are invited to a social event taking place in Wokingham town centre next week.
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Crunch time for the Sumas
Wokingham & Emmbrook will be hoping the new year will bring a change of fortunes.
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Call for future lionesses
Wokingham & Emmbrook Football Club is looking for future lionesses to join one of its many teams.
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Former Conservative councillor switches to Lib Dems in Wokingham
A FORMER Conservative councillor has switched to the Liberal Democrats, added his backing to their general election candidate for Wokingham
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Travel warning: Great Western Railway passengers urged to travel early
PEOPLE looking to travel on Great Western Railway routes from Reading are being warned ? check first, and leave early.
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MP: ‘Council wants to make our life miserable’
Sir John Redwood has taken to X, formerly Twitter, to criticise the local parking regime.
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