Approval for more refugee homes in Wokingham
WBC has approved plans to purchase more homes for Ukrainian and Afghan refugees.
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Council rents in Wokingham set to rise in April
Rents for council homes in Wokingham are set to rise by up to 2.7% from April.
Police appeal for witnesses following burglary and theft in Wokingham
Evendons Lane property broken into and vehicle stolen
Appeal opens into Three Mile Cross homes
The plans were refused by Wokingham Borough Council in August 2024.
Roads closed on Sunday for Wokingham Half Marathon
Road closures will be in place for Sunday's David Cliff Wokingham half marathon.
Council tax in Wokingham to rise 4.99%
Council tax bills in Wokingham will rise by 4.99% from April. Councillors voted last night (Thursday) to approve the increase ...
Wokingham Festival 2025 Super Early Bird tickets go on sale
Super Early Bird day and weekend tickets are on sale for Wokingham Festival 2025 now, and more acts have been ...
Town Councillors show love for Wokingham as they get spring cleaning
Andy Croy and Annette Medhurst spruce up the town's road signage
No parking charges at Cantley – for now
No car parking charges at Cantley Park in this year's budget.
Man jailed for slashing victim’s face with knife in Wokingham
A 49-year-old man from Wokingham has been jailed for eight years after he slashed a victim across the face with ...
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