On Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates THE LABOUR candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner...
Read moreDetailsTHE LIBERAL Democrat group has accused the borough council of “not being honest” about progress in the plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. Cllr Sarah Kerr, Liberal Democrat spokesperson...
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Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates POLICE visibility in the community is the main...
Read moreDetailsTHE NUMBER of cash machines in the borough is declining, as part of a national trend away from notes. Between January 2019 and September last year, 12 ATMs in the...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM charity is to support residents struggling with drug and alcohol misuse. Cranstoun has been awarded a council contract to deliver the adult service alongside Here4YOUth,a separate and dedicated...
Read moreDetailsFRIENDLY faces will be making an appearance at Wokingham station soon. South Western Railway (SWR) has launched a new Welcome Hosts initiative, to support residents as they return to the...
Read moreDetailsTwo Wokingham grandparents have walked more than 1,400 miles to support their granddaughter, while raising money for CLIC Sargent.
Read moreDetailsA Reading organisation - Connect Reading - has been cultivating local connections, in a bid to link businesses and charities together.
Read moreDetailsWokingham town mayor opened énergie Fitness, the town centre's newest gym, as other gyms reopened following lockdown.
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