Interactive map helps promote off-road cycling
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a series of interactive cycling maps.
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Wokingham Christmas shopping going well, says council leader
Cllr John Halsall says Christmas shopping in Wokingham is going well.
TIER 3: Cinderella can’t go to the ball until at least the New Year – but Jack can climb his beanstalk in 2021
THE NEWS that Berkshire has been placed into Tier 3 restrictions means that theatres must bring their curtains down for ...
TIER 3: Wokingham council leader says focus will be on six wards in bid to bring coronavirus rates down
THE leader of the council has promised action to try and get Wokingham borough out of Tier 3 as quickly ...
Living next to a sewage treatment plant would be a ‘nuisance’ says councillor
A Wokingham councillor has made a case against building 153 new homes next to the Thames Water Sewage Treatment works.
Winning winter treasure hunt this Christmas
Families are invited to a hit treasure trail this Christmas.
Vandalism at Wokingham jewellers could dampen Christmas spirit, says business association
The Nutcrackers outside of Strange the Jewellers on Bush Walk have been vandalised.
Festive films and new gin at Wokingham cinema
Wokingham's Everyman Cinema is premiering a new gin.
Wokingham salon celebrates its 30th birthday
Wokingham's The Retreat salon has celebrated its 30th birthday.
Alfie’s trolley-full of love helps Wokingham Foodbank
Alfie from Finchampstead has donated a trolley-full of food to Wokingham Foodbank.
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