WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL is to spend up to £120,000 to purchase Covid-19 testing kits for key workers. Its Executive committee approved the decision at a virtual meeting held on Thursday,...
Read moreDetailsA PHOTO taken for Wokingham.Today was the subject of a question from two residents at the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's Executive, held on Thursday, September 24. At the...
Read moreDetailsANSWERING a call of nature in nature was a question of convenience posed by a member of the Wokingham Waterside Centre. Jennifer Lissaman appeared at the virtual meeting of Wokingham...
Read moreDetails"The extension will allow us to install new electrical cabling within the existing footpath between the junction of Greensward Lane and Bridge Farm Industrial Estate."
Read moreDetails"We are keen to make the most of what remains of the longer daylight hours, subject to good weather conditions, in our attempt to stay on track with our planned...
Read moreDetails“We know it’s disappointing that Lower Earley’s and the return of our other libraries have had to be paused, but we must make sure our resources are deployed to keep...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is encouraging residents to apply for energy-saving grants.
Read moreDetailsA motorist is reminding residents to check in at Winnersh Triangle park and ride, to avoid a fine.
Read moreDetailsCancer Research UK celebrates raising £1 million through penny machines.
Read moreDetailsA local manufacturer has been supporting countries in Africa with testing kits.
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