Council to approve £136,000-a-year for new director
UP TO £191,000 a year could be spent on filling a vacant top management job at Wokingham Borough Council
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Chalk About It street art returns to Wokingham
Chalk About It street art returns to Wokingham
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Thames Valley Police to welcome public to training centre open day
MEMBERS of the public will have the opportunity to go behind the scenes with the police at an upcoming open day.
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Blandy & Blandy new sponsors of The Cowshed
Blandy & Blandy new sponsors of The Cowshed
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All Saints Wild Worship: Finding God in the outdoors
All Saints Wild Worship: Finding God in the outdoors
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CLASP Wokingham: how does your garden grow?
CLASP Wokingham: how does your garden grow?
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Inspirational John visits Sumas
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club hosted a very special visitor at its Emirates FA Cup match last weekend.
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Help deaf cat Cookie find her fur-ever home
A deaf former stray cat who has impressed her carers with the creative ways she communicates is looking for her forever home.
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Work has started on a new Matthewsgreen playground
Work has started on a new Matthewsgreen playground
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Wokingham man relieved that council has shown compassion
'Why am I charged council tax for my uninhabitable home?' asks flooded Wokingham pensioner
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