New business comes to town
A new physiotherapy clinic has opened at Broad Street.
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Wokingham Borough Council: No review of bin collections
A claim that the new fortnightly bin collections should be reviewed was made at last week's full council meeting.
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Why we need a local plan
Cllt Stephen Conway spoke in favour of adopting the new local plan at last week's full council meeting of Wokingham Borough Council.
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Conservatives express ‘serious concerns’
Local plan is 'littered with broken promise'.
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Parking problem is ‘not fraud’
App showed car parked in Woodley when actually parked in Denmark Street.
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MP’s new role in Westminster
Clive Jones has been appointed as his party's spokesperson for trade.
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‘Excellent’ feedback for council service
The Prevention and Youth Justice Service received feedback following an independent inspection
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Jorgensen hits out about future of Royal Berkshire Hospital
Call for local MP to publish communications.
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FA Cup run comes to an end
Ashridge Park Women's interest in this season's Adobe Women's FA Cup has ended.
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Coffee shop has grounds to celebrate
An independent coffee shop in Twyford has won a prestigious national award.
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