Barkham Hookers wear crocheted poppies with pride
WOKINGHAM’S Poppy Appeal efforts are being boosted by a crafty group of hookers. Members of a local crochet group have once again got out their needles to create some bespoke...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S Poppy Appeal efforts are being boosted by a crafty group of hookers. Members of a local crochet group have once again got out their needles to create some bespoke...
Read moreDetailsEmergency roadworks on Finchampstead Road in Wokingham is adding to the ongoing traffic misery for commuters - and it's set to continue until Wednesday. Earlier today, SGN arrived to carry...
Read moreDetailsLOCAL politicians have reacted with shock over the news that three big settlements are being discussed for the borough. Cllr Andy Croy, who grew up in Wokingham and is the...
Read moreDetailsWhere homes are being explored for Wokingham borough - and how many FOR many people, Wokingham’s rural parishes are a picture-postcard piece of England. Its quaint villages and rolling green...
Read moreDetailsPROPOSALS to build new homes around Grazeley, Twyford and Barkham Square are being explored by Wokingham Borough Council, who said that they are required by law to do so. In...
Read moreDetailsTHE day is finally here! As hundreds of young people across Wokingham borough open their exam result envelopes, we will be there to capture the moment. Check out how your...
Read moreDetailsWater can be seen gushing out of the leak caused by a burst water main Picture: Graeme Cooper HOMES in parts of Wokingham have been left without water after a...
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