Classic rock with our Wokingham Music Club
CLASSIC rock heads up our hit parade this week, thanks to a visitor of Wokingham Music Club. The great venue, which we can’t wait to see back in action, welcomed...
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HEALTHWATCH WOKINGHAM: Helping pupils deal with return to lessons
By Joanna Dixon Along with the rest of England, Wokingham pupils were welcomed back to the classroom this month. Many people felt a huge sense of relief but for others...
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Theresa May pledges to push for answers as secondary school places row continues
MP Theresa May is weighing into the battle for places at a school where 159 children are on the waiting list. Nearly 60 of those children live in the secondary...
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Wokingham’s virtual Easter market begins to take shape
THE COUNCIL is hosting a virtual Easter market, after the success of its Christmas event. It aims to offer unique, one of a kind pieces, original art and quality produce....
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Views wanted on plans to transform cycling routes across Wokingham borough
CYCLISTS in Woodley and Earley can share their views on new plans to link up the borough with Reading. It comes after the borough council was awarded £576,650 to improve...
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Tidy Tony builds a 300 strong team to help keep borough’s streets clean
A group of residents are working hard to help Wokingham clean up its act. Last November, Tony Howell laucnhed a litter picking group to keep the streets tidy. It now...
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More than 90% school pupils using lateral flow tests
NINE in 10 secondary school pupils in the borough have used lateral flow tests since they returned to classrooms. Last week, students were asked to have three rapid tests at...
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Violent crime in Wokingham town centre rises more than 50%
VIOLENT CRIME in Wokingham town centre has risen by 51% since 2018, despite the town council installing more CCTV in hotspots. Data from thinktank, UKCrimeStats, revealed that the number of...
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Family reunited with photos as phone found after decade lost
A WINNERSH litter picker has helped reunite a family with their lost photographs, after more than a decade. Tony Howells, who runs a social media community clear-up group, Adopt a...
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Woodley residents call on council to refuse planning permission for 5G phone mast
RESIDENTS in Woodley are urging the council to refuse a planning application to install a 20 metre 5G phone mast in a park. If approved, it would be twice the...
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