Conservatives launch petition to reverse parking charge rises
It comes in response to a decision by Wokingham Borough Council's executive at a meeting on Thursday, September 29.
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One step at a time for the planet
One step at a time for the planet
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Free mental health and wellbeing courses
Free mental health and wellbeing courses
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In celebration of poetry
In celebration of poetry
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Ofsted find child safety and welfare compromised at Wokingham centre
The report found the service provided by Energy Kidz "does not meet requirements" and, as a result, Ofsted intends to take action.
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Singers can try rock choir for free
Singers can try rock choir for free
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London Marathon runner completes for charity
London Marathon runner completes for charity
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Wokingham’s delicious silken web of a play
Wokingham's delicious silken web of a play
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Fines of up to £1,000 for anti-social car meets in Wokingham
The PSPO gives officers new powers to hand out fixed penalty notices (PCN's) of up to £100, or a summary offence fine of up to £1,000
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