Wokingham Councillor to run Reading Half Marathon dressed as a ‘Human Caterpillar’
A Wokingham borough councillor will be taking part in two running events.
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Finchampstead Road in Wokingham to reopen early as roundabout works near completion
A road in Wokingham is set to reopen a week earlier than planned as work on a new roundabout nears completion.
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Three Frogs and red noses: CLASP adventures in March
How members of the group will dig into an active month
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Rent rise confirmed: Thousands of Wokingham Council tenants to pay more from April
Wokingham borough council's meeting of its ruling executive runner-stamped the decision at last week's meeting.
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Wokingham drivers rejoice as Evendons Lane finally reopens after lengthy sewer crisis
Evendons Lane in Wokingham has reopened to traffic following weeks of closure caused by a failing sewer beneath the road
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‘We really want to thank you,’ says The Link
Wokingham charity celebrates its supporters and friends
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Final chance to grab tickets for International Women’s Day event in Wokingham
Time is running out to secure your tickets for an event to mark International Women's Day.
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Wokingham MP calls on Reeves to scrap “disastrous” fuel duty hike
Clive Jones, has called on Rachel Reeves to cancel her planned fuel duty increase.
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Wokingham welcomes Year of the Horse with colourful Lunar New Year celebration
Hundreds of residents and visitors flocked to Wokingham town centre over the weekend to celebrate Lunar New Year, marking the Year of the Horse with a host of cultural activities...
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A visit to Westminster – the home of political theatre
My colleague Emma and I were guests of Wokingham MP Clive Jones.
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