Not building any more homes in Wokingham is a ‘terrible idea’ says councillor
Cllr Wayne Smith, executive member for planning at the borough council said that many residents have suggested building none or fewer homes.
Read moreDetailsCllr Wayne Smith, executive member for planning at the borough council said that many residents have suggested building none or fewer homes.
Read moreDetailsA three-year-old boy from Wokingham helped residents make their point about late night car meets, while drivers taking part point out their benefits
Read moreDetailsAt 2pm today, residents across the town met at Carnival Pool Car Park calling for action from the borough council.
Read moreDetailsPrepare to enjoy a laugh with Wargrave Theatre Workship's festive show, Camelot
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 moreDetailsPOLICE will attend a demonstration against car meets planned for Wokingham town centre tomorrow afternoon.
Read moreDetailsIn a video on social media, smoke could be seen rising from The George on Loddon Bridge Road.
Read moreDetailsDessert Maid, on Central Walk, will be serving its first customers at noon on Saturday, January 22.
Read moreDetailsAnyone wanting an easy way to catch a haggis is urged to head to Wetherspoon pubs until Wednesday, January 26, so they can enjoy two special meals
Read moreDetailsSue Ryder supporters from across the county headed out on a Walk to Remember throughout October last year to honour someone special to them.
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