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Bursting with Pride at Shute End Wokingham Borough Council will raise a Rainbow Flag tomorrow, 11 July in support of the LGBTQ+ Pride. 10 July 2020
Denmark Street closure on hold Wokingham Borough Council thanks residents, shoppers and business owners for their consideration during a trial closure of Denmark Street last Friday and Saturday and... 10 July 2020
Resurfacing complete on almost 100 roads Thousands of residents have improved roads outside their homes after Wokingham Borough Council completed resurfacing on almost 100 streets across the area. The council... 09 July 2020
Enhancing facilities at Cantley Park after plans are approved Plans for a brand new state-of-the-art 3G artificial pitch with floodlights and refurbishment of existing pavilion to provide new changing facilities, a viewing balcony... 09 July 2020
Improved access to Earley beauty spot Access to a riverside beauty spot in Earley has been made even easier for cyclists and pedestrians. Wokingham Borough Council has completed the construction of a new... 08 July 2020
Wildflower meadows help provide path for insects Bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects will be given an easy path through Wokingham borough thanks to a growing network of wildflower planting areas across the... 07 July 2020
Wokingham Borough libraries kick start their annual Summer Reading Challenge Wokingham Borough libraries are signing up new recruits for their Silly Squad, celebrating funny books and bringing happiness along the way 06 July 2020
Update on Covid-19 data The total number of Covid-19 cases in Wokingham Borough is 584, according to new data published for the first time yesterday. The new figures show both cases reported... 03 July 2020
Council announce phased re-opening of playgrounds Playgrounds are set to swing back into action from Saturday 4 July. In line with the Government's latest guidance, Wokingham Borough Council is working hard to safely... 03 July 2020
Council's libraries to remain closed To ensure the safety of its residents and libraries staff, Wokingham Borough Council will not re-open its libraries on 4 July. The decision to keep libraries closed has... 02 July 2020

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