STORM EUNICE: Falling tree hits van and blocks London Road
It crashed down on the London Road, opposite Loch Fyne, as a result of high winds from Storm Eunice.
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STORM EUNICE: Fallen tree blocks Arborfield road
It crashed down on Biggs Lane as a result of high winds from Storm Eunice.
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STORM EUNICE: Power cut in Twyford, Hurst and northern borough
There are power outages in Hurst, some of Woodley, Twyford, Wargrave, Hare Hatch, Crazies Hill, Waltham St Lawrence and Knowl Hill.
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STORM EUNICE: Power cut in Wokingham town centre
Lines went down just before 7.30am this morning for some areas in the town.
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Woodley help hub opens in Emmanuel Church
There is a drop-in session on Monday afternoons, run in partnership with Emmanuel Church, Share Wokingham, Woodley Lunch Bunch and Woodley Foodbank.
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Twyford and District Age Concern extends day care from March
Twyford and District Age Concern will soon be offering day care from Monday to Friday each week.
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Wokingham’s Doughnut Time will give out free treats on Saturday to mark opening
A NEW EATERY is opening in Wokingham town centre this weekend.
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Car park changes allow for police warnings and fines says Wokingham’s highways executive
Cllr Pauline Jorgensen said that changing the operating hours would allow either s59 warning notices, or Fixed Penalty Notices to be issued.
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Wokingham Half Marathon returns at end of month
WOKINGHAM Half Marathon is ready to go after missing a year due to the pandemic
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Earley Town Council leader says no to Laurel Park 3G pitch
"We are saying a very clear no," Cllr Clive Jones said. "We are happy to work with the borough council to find somewhere else."
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