Finchampstead homes able to connected to ultra-fast broadband
FINCHAMPSTEAD residents can now download the latest Netflix hits without worrying about anyone else being on the line
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Halve it: Residents call on council and police to drastically cut speed limits on Wokingham’s roads
A CALL has been made to reduce the speed limit of some of Wokingham borough's roads in a bid to increase road safety.
Read moreDetailsRogue trader guilty of fraud
A ROGUE trader who conned three households must undertake 150 hours of community service.
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New arts trail to launch in Reading and Wokingham venues over Whitsun bank holiday
FROM small acorns ... a new arts trail is to take place across Reading and Wokingham, giving people a chance to meet artists in their studios.
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Chief Constable’s aim for next year: solve more crime across the Thames Valley
THE NUMBER of burglaries and robberies across Thames Valley Police has increased, while knife crime is down according to new figures released today
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New Partner further strengthens Maidenhead law firm’s residential property team
A LAW firm with an office in Maidenhead has welcomed a new solicitor to its residential property team
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Over 50s to pose questions to Citizens Advice at Woodley meeting
MAY'S meeting of a Woodley group for people aged 50 or over is to include its AGM.
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VOTE 2024: Leader interviews – Wokingham Lib Dems Stephen Conway
LIBERAL Democrat leader Stephen Conway is coming to the end of his first year in charge of Wokingham Borough Council
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VOTE 2024: Leader interviews – Wokingham Conservatives Pauline Jorgensen
FOR THE past two years, Wokingham's Conservatives have been in opposition after losing their majority. They are keen to regain it this year
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Celebrations for Wokingham shop
A Wokingham town centre store has received a makeover to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
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