With Peach Street, Denmark Street and Broad Street closed to traffic for the Wokingham Winter Carnival, there will be changes to the Lion bus routes. On Sunday, November 26, Reading...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL secret finale is being promised for this year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival. The annual event will still be taking place in Wokingham’s town centre on Sunday, November 25, as...
Read moreDetailsA range of fun activities will take place across Wokingham town centre on Sunday, November 26 as part of the annual Winter Carnival. With the regeneration works, some of the...
Read moreDetailsA BUS company at the centre of a row over services to Woodley and Earley has denied any rift with Wokingham Borough Council, despite a motion urging it to apologise....
Read moreDetailsTHERE will be free parking in Wokingham borough car parks in the run-up Christmas. The move was announced at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council by Cllr Chris Bowring, the...
Read moreDetailsDAYS after Wokingham Borough Council approved controversial plans to move the town centre library into a new leisure complex at the Carnival Pool site, it has received a proposal to...
Read moreDetailsA PRIMARY school in Wokingham borough has been forced to close after a bug has swept through the classrooms. More than 100 pupils from Hawkedon Primary School in Lower Earley...
Read moreDetailsA NEW branch of Argos has been opened in a Winnersh supermarket. Sainsbury, in Reading Road, is the home for the new digital store, pioneering a new direction for the...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S foodbank is collecting Advent Calendars to give away to children of its clients. The Broad Street based charity hands out emergency food parcels containing three days’ worth of rations...
Read moreDetailsBIG GAME hunters enjoyed the chance to win a bottle, bag a teddy bear and try the lucky dip thanks to one of the first winter fayres of the season....
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