Football pitch plan for Laurel Park prompts mixed views from Earley residents
A NEW football pitch could be on the cards for Earley, but its proposal has prompted a mixed response.
Read moreDetailsA NEW football pitch could be on the cards for Earley, but its proposal has prompted a mixed response.
Read moreDetailsWith entries now closed, more than 560 performers and 19 choirs have signed up to perform at te Woodley Festival of Music and Arts.
Read moreDetailsShare Wokingham provides free, fresh food to any residents in need of a helping hand ? without requiring a referral.
Read moreDetailsWALKERS in Shinfield have been going the extra quarter of a mile, after a footpath thought to have been used for around 60 years was blocked.
Read moreDetailsSultan in Market Place, formerly known as the Sultan Balti, is welcoming customers again after an 18-month closure.
Read moreDetailsIn December last year, the Wokingham Lions Club collaborated with First Days Children?s Charity, SHARE Wokingham and the Wokingham Foodbank.
Read moreDetailsOffenders took mobile phones from the victims, a man and woman both in their sixties, before searching the property.
Read moreDetailsThe display is being held in the University Library and runs until Thursday, February 24.
Read moreDetailsCllr Charles Margetts, the council's adult services executive, is campaigning to stop the cost of the reforms falling to the borough council.
Read moreDetailsHawkedon Primary School is bidding for a cash boost from the Tesco Community Grants initiative.
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