Meet the Mayor and Deputy set to lead Wokingham into a ‘year of change and celebration’
Councillor Alwyn Jones, the current deputy mayor of Wokingham town council, has been voted mayor-elect for the forthcoming year.
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Council confirms future road closures planned as South Wokingham road project continues
Further road closures have been announced in Wokingham as work continues on the South Wokingham Distributor Road.
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Reading to Gatwick after midnight? GWR’s overnight trains are here
GWR has announced it will trial overnight services between Reading and the airport.
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FROM THE LEADER: What the Borough Council has been doing for our community
Given the very challenging financial position ? we are in the first of three years of reductions in central government support for our services
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Wokingham Choir and orchestra bring Beethoven to life in stunning concert
Robin Eaglen's review of Wokingham Choral Society's concert
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Axe the Fuel Duty Hike
In our Borough many people rely on their car day in day out, not as a luxury but as a costly necessity.
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Get ready for a spring spectacle in Wokingham – fun, hats, and hidden stars await
An event that celebrates Spring and reinforces the fact that Wokingham is open for business is set to take place in May.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Keeping our roads safe
Anyone using the roads this year will have seen the impact of January's extreme weather
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Wokingham is ‘performing strongly’: Council defends Town centre performance amid retail worries
The question was based on Wokingham Today's front page story on February 12.
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Wokingham Lib Dems win ‘Group of the Year’
Wokingham's Liberal Democrats were awarded 'Council Group of the Year 'at the party's spring conference.
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