Major road closures start next week
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at its junction with Finchampstead Road.
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Carnival Place apartments nearing completion
The project features a mixture of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
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It’s Marvellous, as tribute festival returns
The festival includes 14 world-class tribute acts.
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Wokingham demonstrates its Pride
Supporters gathered in Market Place before joining a march through the town centre to Elms Field.
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MP slams Ofcom over Royal Mail ‘let off’
Clive Jones has slammed the regulator for ".. letting Royal Mail off the hook".
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Crowthorne leader wins national award
Sarah leads the management of two Crowthorne-based care and supported living services.
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Worries over ‘well-intentioned’ workers’ rights
New policy it is likely to financially impact local employers.
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Celebrate Wokingham Pride
Wokingham Pride returns to the town on Saturday.
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Community artwork marks railway bicentenary
The community artwork was unveiled at Wokingham station.
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Teachers strike over proposed re-structuring
Teachers at a Wokingham school have taken to the picket line this morning.
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