Young musicians to play for St Paul’s this Saturday
The concert, called Breath of Spring, takes place at St Paul's Church in Wokingham. It will begin at 5pm.
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Domestic Abuse – You Are Not Alone
?We want to assure victim-survivors of domestic abuse that you are not alone ? support is out there for you.?
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Housing numbers petition given to government minister
A PETITION aimed at seeing action over Wokingham borough's housing targets was delivered on Monday.
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Hatches battened down as council prepares for economic storm
THE HATCHES are being battened down as Wokingham Borough Council prepares for an economic downturn.
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Across the generations, the ancient art of hedgelaying is helping Twyford vineyard
The youngest members of a country family are learning the traditional skills of hedgelaying, passed down by two generations.
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Charities to get boost thanks to Wokingham May Fayre
TWO Wokingham charities will receive a funding boost thanks to the annual May Fayre
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Call for domestic abuse partner to improve offering
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is calling on its domestic abuse partner to improve its performance. Cranstoun took over the domestic abuse support service last year after it was awarded a £1.5million...
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Sixth form expansion approved for Bohunt School
The Bohunt School in Arborfield had its expansion approved by Wokingham Borough Council at an executive meeting on Tuesday, March 22.
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Fuel duty to be cut by 5p per litre at 6pm tonight
AN ANNOUNCEMENT that fuel duty will be cut by 5p per litre from 6pm tonight has been welcomed.
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Get ready for PPPexit … Council brings its anti-social behaviour team in house from April 1, and that’s no joke
NEXT week, Wokingham borough leaves the Public Protection Partnership (PPP) set up with other local councils to go it alone.
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