Apartments plan for Twyford business park
A TWYFORD business park could see one of its offices converted into 41 flats, if approved by the planning committee. The plans are to change Interserve House, in Ruscombe Park...
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Hurst Bowling Club gets green light for new clubhouse
HURST BOWLING Club will be getting a new clubhouse after plans were approved last week. The 45-person club wants to expand its facilities to accommodate its current membership and visiting...
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Holiday park plans mooted for Crowthorne
A HOLIDAY PARK for eight static caravans may be built in Crowthorne if plans are approved. Phoenix Residential Homes are proposing to change the land use from a builders yard...
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Warning to elderly residents in Crowthorne over loft scam phone calls
RETIRED Crowthorne residents are being targeted with loft insulation scams. The Public Protection Partnership has warned that older people are being targeted for spray loft works, often costing £4,000. The...
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Call for Wokingham residents to lobby MPs over housing numbers that could see 1,600 new homes built in the borough every year
THE LEADER of Wokingham Liberal Democrats is calling for residents to lobby the Government over housing numbers. Cllr Lindsay Ferris believes the planning white paper announced at the start of...
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10 Wokingham legs pedalling 100 miles for six hours = a grand gift for Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice
FIVE WOKINGHAM dads have been pedalling for Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice in a team fundraiser. James Killian encouraged four friends to join him and cycle 100 miles for the hospice....
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Berkshire-based think tank dreams up the Big Issues and Opportunities from lockdown
A BERKSHIRE-based think tank has been making the most of lockdown. Probably42 has been busy coming up with new ways to address what it calls the ‘Big Issues and Opportunities’...
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Six months of roadworks to start in Emmbrook next week
WORK ON the next section of the North Wokingham Distributor Road (NWDR) will begin next month, with road closures in place until spring. Old Forest Road, Emmbrook will be closed...
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Bowen, Bowen, gone – Reading FC to get new manager ahead of 2020/21 season
Bowen, Bowen, gone. Reading FC is now looking for a new manager following a 4-1 defeat this afternoon at Tottenham Hotspur. Originally appointed as technical consultant in March last year,...
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Cyclist seriously injured following collision with Mercedes in Lower Earley
A CYCLIST has been rushed to hospital following a collision with a man driving a Mercedes in Lower Earley. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. ...
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