Wokingham police warn against using e-scooters in public
The scooters are classed as a motor vehicle and the use of them falls under the Road Traffic Act 1988.
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Review of Wokingham’s year: December 2021
A look back at the final month of 2021 and what happened in Wokingham
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Review of Wokingham’s year: November 2021
A look at some of the things that made the news in November 2021 in Wokingham
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Review of Wokingham’s year: October 2021
What happened in October 2021 in Wokingham borough
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Review of Wokingham’s year: September 2021
A look at some of the events that made Wokingham's news in September 2021
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Review of Wokingham’s year: August 2021
How grass made the headlines in August 2021 in Wokingham borough
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Review of Wokingham’s year: July 2021
Looking back over 2021: what made the news in Wokingham in July?
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Wokingham Recovery College launch free courses to support wellbeing
The college runs a range of free training to support various aspects of mental health, which cover wellbeing, creativity, life skills and next steps.
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Review of Wokingham’s Year: April 2021
A look back at what was making the headlines in Wokingham during April 2021
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CLASP organises month of festivities for December
MEMBERS of a disability advocacy group have been busy this December, in the lead up to Christmas.
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