Jones to stand down from council’s executive
Clive Jones has announced he is stepping down from Wokingham Borough Council's executive.
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MP calls for local plan update
Sir John Redwood MP has accused Wokingham's Lib Dem run council of "refusing" to work on its local plan.
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Santas, Supermen, Spider-men and Batgirls will all be bearing gifts at this year’s Reading Toy Run
Santas, Supermen, Spidermen and Batgirls will all be bearing gifts at this year's Reading Toy Run
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Cyclist seriously injured in hit and run in Wokingham Without – police make arrest
A CYCLIST has been left with serious injuries following a hit and run collision in Wokingham Without, police are appealing for witnesses
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Record total collected by Wokingham’s Poppy Appeal – their biggest ever sum
A record-breaking amount has been raised for this year's Royal British Legion poppy appeal in Wokingham and Winnersh.
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Active travel campaign returns to Wokingham
More children will be increasing their activity levels with the return of the Active Movement scheme.
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Run with bells on at an Emmbrook fair
Run with bells on at an Emmbrook fair
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Wokingham horticultural Winter show turns nature into art
Wokingham horticultural Winter show turns nature into art
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Vigil calling for end to gender-based violence to be held in Wokingham
A TORCHLIT vigil will be held in Wokingham town centre, calling for an end to gender-based violence.
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Online news provider Berkshire Live to cease publishing next week
ONLINE news provider Berkshire Live is to cease publishing today, a move that has led Reading East MP to call for more investment in local media.
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