Letter sent to Prime Minister
A group of residents gathered to post a letter to prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, in Wokingham.
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‘Most improved’ on climate action
"A great result and testament to our climate emergency action plan."
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Plans approved for Woodley church
It has become a hub for food banks in Woodley.
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Council tax arrears reach £5.16 million
Council is 'committed to supporting those who are struggling financially'.
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Memorial woodland to open later this year
Around 6,700 trees have been planted at the site.
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License approved for Bearwood Brewing
It now requires planning permission to use the unit as a brewery
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Take part in a woodland cacao ceremony
The event will take place on Friday, July 18.
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FA set to run Cantley Park
Wokingham Borough Council will appoint the Berks & Bucks FA as the new leaseholder.
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Changes to new McDonald’s refused
It has been refused permission to make changes to its new store.
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Homes plan for Winnersh revealed
The planned 53 homes will include 32 private market dwellings and 21 affordable dwellings.
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