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There is no place for hate in Wokingham Borough Wokingham Borough Council is spreading the message that there is no place for hate this National Hate Crime Awareness Week (8 to 15 October). 05 October 2022
New stackable housing set to welcome local homeless families A state-of-the-art temporary housing site to help homeless families remain in Wokingham borough has been shortlisted for an industry award as it nears completion. The 23... 05 October 2022
Sign your child up for half-term activity camps There is plenty of fun to be had this October half-term by signing up for Power-Up Kids Activity Camps at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre. 04 October 2022
Executive approve plans to seek funding for two new SEND schools Wokingham Borough Council's decision making executive agreed plans last week (29 September) to apply for funding for two new schools for children with special... 03 October 2022
Covid-19 vaccine clinic relocates from old library The dedicated Covid-19 vaccine clinic in Wokingham Borough will be moving to Shute End from Thursday 6 October. 03 October 2022
Mayor relaunches Honour Awards Wokingham Borough Mayor Cllr Caroline Smith has relaunched the Mayor's Honour Awards to recognise people who make an outstanding contribution to their community. The... 30 September 2022
Smoother school run thanks to new traffic-free path The latest of Wokingham Borough Council's greenways, a network of mostly traffic-free routes linking major destinations in the borough, has been officially opened to the... 23 September 2022
New parking charges would keep highways in top shape The council's decision-making executive is set to discuss a proposed increase in car park charges to ensure it can sustain highway services that borough residents have... 22 September 2022
Council looks to rubbish and recycling collections for needed savings Proposals to reduce the number of blue rubbish bags supplied to households or stop supplying them entirely will be discussed by Wokingham Borough Council's decision... 21 September 2022
Deputy Mayor to brave the shave for cancer charity Cllr Beth Rowland, the Deputy Mayor of Wokingham Borough, is going to have her head shaved in public to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. 21 September 2022

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