It might not have been a white Christmas, but there could be the right conditions to see in New Year with some snow. It is exceedingly difficult to forecast in...
Read moreDetailsTHE HIGHEST daily number of positive tests for coronavirus has been recorded in Wokingham borough, bringing the total number of cases past the 4,000 mark and another rise in the...
Read moreDetailsWokingham town centre footfall has plummeted due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsPermission has been granted for 153 homes to be build near Thames Water sewage treatment plants.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Cricket Club has been vandalised, following a spate of crimes over the year.
Read moreDetailsANOTHER 80 positive cases of coronavirus were recorded in Wokingham borough today, as the UK recorded its highest daily total since the pandemic began. In England and Wales, there were...
Read moreDetailsThe number of Wokingham borough residents who have tested positive for coronavirus has increased over the festive season. The rise has been mirrored across Berkshire, which was placed into a...
Read moreDetailsRAIL services from Wokingham are facing a day of disruption after a landslip over Christmas weekend. The incident happened at Wanborough. There was heavy rain overnight on Boxing Day into...
Read moreDetailsStudents in Wokingham borough can learn from The National Museum of Computing.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is donating tech to vulnerable residents to keep them connected during lockdown.
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