FROM THE OPPOSITION: Wokingham’s £25 Million Solar Gamble
Wokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration is preparing to sign a £25 million contract to build Barkham Solar Farm.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration is preparing to sign a £25 million contract to build Barkham Solar Farm.
Read moreDetailsWords from All Saints Church
Read moreDetails"I FEEL I can truly buy into the club, I didn't want to go somewhere which isn't keen to move forward."
Read moreDetailsWhen the Liberal Democrats took control of Wokingham Borough Council in May 2022, progressing and publishing a Local Plan for future development
Read moreDetailsBerkshire made a winning start to their National Counties Championship Western Division One campaign by defeating Oxfordshire by five wickets
Read moreDetailsThis week we are experiencing our third heatwave this year. For many people it means uncomfortable nights and wilted gardens.
Read moreDetailsTim and Julia Haycocks, local independent estate agents and owners of Stowhill Estates Berkshire, are here to answer your property questions, sharing straightforward advice, honest opinions and practical insight for...
Read moreDetailsHow a charity is rebuilding people's independence after sight loss
Read moreDetailsWords from Wokingham Churches comes from All Saints Church this week
Read moreDetailsRecently, I have been reflecting on how we talk about social care in our community and across our services.
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