“The majority of Post Offices in the Wokingham area are open as Post Offices are designated as an essential retailer by the UK Government. Some branches are operating revised hours.”
Read moreDetailsDANGEROUS parking and people ignoring government advice not to make unnecessary journeys are forcing the council to close an entrance to Dinton Pastures. Wokingham Borough Council has already closed the...
Read moreDetailsThe car parks have now been closed with immediate effect. This afternoon, temporary closure signs were put in place, and permanent signs will be installed tomorrow morning.
Read moreDetailsTWO running events will take place at Dinton Pastures later this month. The Wokingham 5km and 10km races will be held from 9.30am on Sunday, March 29. Open to all...
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN are being invited to The Oracle in Reading this week to give their pre-loved toys a new home. The toys will be donated to First Days Children’s Charity, who...
Read moreDetailsLive music is coming to The Wheelwrights Arms in Hurst this week. Steve Young will perform an acoustic set at the pub from 8pm on Friday, March 20. He has...
Read moreDetailsTHE POLICE are working hard to making roads across the borough safer. That’s according to a spokesperson for Thames Valley Police, responding to our story last week about speeding in...
Read moreDetailsA teacher is campaigning for a speed camera and a pedestrian crossing outside popular family outing spot, Dinton Pastures on the Hurst/Winnersh border. Matt Love, 35, who lives in Davis...
Read moreDetailsA battle has started to stop a “surprise” plan to build 12 new homes on the edge of farmland. Former Woodley GP Dr Jeremy Lade and his wife Annette have...
Read moreDetailsStaff members from Stonewater joined with the Community Forest Trust (CFT) to coppice and clear some of the trees across Dinton Pastures Country Park, in Hurst.
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