Third Thames Bridge proposal gets backing from Wokingham Borough Council
WOKINGHAM Borough Council says it backs a fresh bid to create a new road bridge over the River Thames.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council says it backs a fresh bid to create a new road bridge over the River Thames.
Read moreDetailsThe River Thames was blessed for the first time in a Christian ritual.
Read moreDetailsThe political map of Wokingham and its surrounding villages has been redrawn ahead of full council elections in May.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a semi-detached house in Woodley has won approval to add substantial extensions to the home
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a semi-detached house in Earley has won approval to convert a garage into habitable accommodation.
Read moreDetailsConcerns over intensified traffic and parking problems have been raised over a plan for a huge new weather station at the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsMembers of the Labour Party have selected their candidate for the new Earley and Woodley seat.
Read moreDetailsA LABOUR party member has joined the list of candidates hoping to be selected for the new Earley and Woodley parliamentary seat.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN who attended a Woodley primary school is hoping to be selected at Labour's candidate for a new parliamentary seat.
Read moreDetailsA homeowner has accused the managers of the refuse tips and recycling centres in Berkshire of invading his privacy.
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