Conservatives launch petition to bring Royal Berkshire Hospital to Wokingham borough
Speaking at a meeting of the executive, council leader Cllr John Halsall said that Shinfield would be best placed for a more accessible site.
Read moreDetailsSpeaking at a meeting of the executive, council leader Cllr John Halsall said that Shinfield would be best placed for a more accessible site.
Read moreDetailsANY HOMES built at Hall Farm will be on "low risk" flood land as opposed to "high risk" land, the borough council's planning executive announced.
Read moreDetailsDean Anderton said that he was trapped between two fallen trees on the road, and had to call the police for help.
Read moreDetailsAccording to Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), this includes parts of Woodley, Winnersh, Sindlesham, Arborfield and Spencers Wood.
Read moreDetailsIt crashed down on Biggs Lane as a result of high winds from Storm Eunice.
Read moreDetailsHouseholders express concern at the length of time taken for developers Crest Nicholson to deliver on promises of a village centre for the area.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to expand one of the borough's primary schools will be discussed at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's executive this evening.
Read moreDetailsPLANS FOR a garden village between Shinfield and Arborfield could be approved as part of the draft local plan update.
Read moreDetailsTuviah Thompson-Hordle, 18, of Brant Close, Arborfield, has been charged with murder and possession of a knife in a public place.
Read moreDetailsBased on Bramshill Close, the 2,594 sq ft store runs on 100% renewable energy.
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