Campaign group pens open letter to the university to stop 4,500-house development
A COMMUNITY group has penned an open letter to the University of Reading, challenging development plans in south Wokingham.
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PLAYER RATINGS: McIntyre and Meite goals help Reading FC dispatch Huddersfield 3-1
Reading FC's strong start to the season continued after the international break, as Paul Ince's men saw off Huddersfield Town 3-1.
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Church plans to develop building to accommodate community
A WOKINGHAM church is undertaking innovative changes to better serve its community.
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Proposed Lidl gets mixed reviews in public consultation
PLANS for a new supermarket have received varied reactions from residents of a Wokingham village.
Read moreDetailsRiseley playground improvements ‘almost complete’
SWALLOWFIELD residents will not have to wait much longer to enjoy a refurbished play area.
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Bohunt School parents unconvinced by bus provision
RESIDENTS have voiced concerns over buses travelling to and from a Wokingham school.
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Churches come together for joint services
TWO WOKINGHAM churches have partnered to offer monthly worship services, starting from September.
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MATCH REPORT: Wigan Athletic 0-1 Reading
Reading FC enjoyed their Saturday afternoon in the north-west, defeating Wigan 1-0.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Ince direct free-kick enough for Reading FC to claim three points at Wigan
Reading FC secured a hard-fought 1-0 win away at Wigan on Saturday afternoon.
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ONE YEAR ON: Farley Hill Primary School parent criticises council’s ‘dereliction of duty’ as promised crossing still not built
A PARENT has expressed her frustration as planned road safety measures have not been delivered near a Wokingham School for over a year.
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