Calls for compensation for California traders
Support is growing for Wokingham Borough Council to provide assistance for businesses that have been damaged by the California crossroads roadworks.
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Council to close Cantley Park cafe
Wokingham Borough Council has announced its intention to close the cafe at Cantley Park.
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Soft opening for new business
The opening of the business is the culmination of extensive work since the premises was taken over in September of last year.
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Jones calls for minister to visit RBH
The Liberal Democrat candidate for Wokingham, has written to the Secretary of State for Health asking her to visit the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Waitrose plans refused for wall reconstruction
Waitrose has been refused permission to conduct reconstruction and restoration work on a wall at its Wokingham store.
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Government to consider Winnersh Aldi plans
Wokingham Borough councillors approved plans in December, but the government must give final approval.
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No election in Norreys East
No election will be held for the vacant Norreys East ward on Wokingham town council.
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Wokingham-based firm empowering women
Wokingham-based LRG has launched an initiative to further its empowerment of women.
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M25 full closure details revealed
There will be five full closures between now and September 2024
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Parking meters: all options being considered
Wokingham Borough Council has stressed that no decisions have been made regarding the introduction of parking meters.
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