Sports hub to follow completion of new road
Wokinghgam borough council is looking into more detailed plans for an outdoor sports hub at Grays Farm, off Heathlands Road
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St Paul’s pupils enjoy inspirational visit from Wokingham Town Mayor
Young leaders of the future find out about civic duties
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Remembering loved ones this Christmas
The baubles, kindly donated by the Co-op Funeral Care Earley, are available to all visitors.
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Share your view of community safety
What one change would make you feel safer where you live in the borough?
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Building for The Future is on the move
Borough charity has big plans, and needs help this Christmas
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The Link’s Kindness Trees bring warmth and connection
Borough asked to help charity reach appeal target
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Care home residents enjoy live musical entertainment
West Oak stages an afternoon of nostalgic Country and Rock
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Tesco grants will help Wokingham people of all ages
Stronger Starts scheme gives to three borough charities
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MP full of praise
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, was full of praise for the annual Wokingham Winter Carnival last Sunday.
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BT Street Hub plans for Peach Street refused
Wokingham borough council officers have refused plans for an application for a "BT Street Hub" in Wokingham town centre.
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