Signs will be corrected says council after spelling mistake
Several road signs in Wokingham town centre have appeared with spelling errors.
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Reading newspapers is ‘good for your brain’
'Buy a newspaper once a week. Make it a ritual - same day, same time.'
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New crossing for Norreys
Two new pedestrian crossings have been installed in Norreys ward.
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Alcohol plans approved for garage
Changes have been made to alcohol sales at a fuel station in Wokingham.
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Top referee Tim in town
Premier League referee Tim Robinson will be in Finchampstead on Thursday.
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Natural history museum breaks ground on new centre
The facility will house 28 million specimens.
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Jones ranked in most active new MPs list
He made 935 parliamentary contributions in 2024.
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Ashridge Park hit ten in FA Cup
Wokingham town deputy mayor, Cllr Alwyn Jones, was guest of honour for the match.
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Finchampstead Road closure starts today
There will be diversions and be some disruption for up to five months.
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Nominations sought for awards
The award scheme is open to adults, young people and community groups.
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