Wokingham Town Council welcomes a new Town Clerk
WOKINGHAM Town Council has a new clerk, after the retirement of her predecessor.
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Footpath closure will allow Henley Festival to once again take place in Wokingham
A FOOTPATH closure has been given the go-ahead, allowing Henley's annual festival to once again take place in Wokingham boroug
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Wokingham Borough Council’s welfare support, including mental health aid, for staff and councillors
WOKINGHAM Borough Council staff have access to a range of welfare support, including mental health first aid ? not everything is available to cllrs.
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Paul tees off with a tandoor after winning cooking prize at Wokingham Indian restaurant
A WOKINGHAM man swapped his putter for a pan when he joined an award-winning chef for lesson in cooking the perfect curry at a town centre restaurant
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Get revved up at Wokingham coffee morning
Mulgari is inviting car-lovers to attend to discuss all things Mini at their event on Saturday, February 11.
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Look out – Wokingham’s blue bags are on their way
From Monday, February 6, residents across the borough will be sent a roll of 54 blue general rubbish bags, covering between April 2023 and March 2024.
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Thames Valley Police considering restructure that would see Wokingham and Bracknell, Reading and West Berkshire policing merged into one area
THAMES VALLEY POLICE is considering a possible restructure of its area districts that could see the number shrink from 11 to five
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Wokingham Borough Council accused of stalling road safety improvements outside school
Last year, more than 500 people signed a petition calling for improvements on William Heelas Way, outside Floreat Montague Park School.
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Future of Wokingham will be explored in a bottom up approach says council leader Cllr Clive Jones
THE FUTURE of Wokingham borough will begin to be shaped from Monday, thanks to a new 'bottom up' approach.
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Work on 3G pitch for Lower Earley paused to allow for new strategy to be agreed
RESIDENTS campaigning against plans to build a new 3G pitch on Maiden Erlegh School will be pleased to learn work is being paused
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