Earley Town Council recommends Swallows Meadow plan for refusal again
Earley Town Council?s planning committee has recommended the Swallows Meadow plan for refusal a second time.
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Call to save Woodley’s final remaining link to the airfields
WOODLEY residents are calling for one of its remaining links with its history to be saved from the axe,
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Shinfield school celebrates its official opening … a year late thanks to covid
One of the borough?s newest primary schools celebrated its launch with a celebratory fete ? just a year later than planned.
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Spades Ready, Plan, Plant and Protect with Shinfield View
A SHINFIELD nursery teamed up with a village care home to help launch celebrations for the Queen?s Platinum Jubilee
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Domestic abuse awareness event to be held in Finchampstead next week
The event, on Gorse Ride North, will be hosted by domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK, on Thursday, October 21.
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New gallery opens in Wokingham town centre
Richard Young, specialising in oil paintings, has built his own studio on Alexandra Court, in the heart of Wokingham town centre.
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Appeal for witnesses following attempted robbery in Palmer Park
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident in Palmer Park.
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VACANCY: Trainee Reporter
Wokingham.Today is looking for a new Trainee Reporter.
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Wokingham’s first-ever ice skating rink to arrive next month
Wokingham's first ever ice skating rink will debut in Cantley Park next month.
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Earley councillor calls for new consultation for Swallows Meadow
The developer has recently submitted many new planning documents, with a number of revisions to the scheme.
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