Crash blackspot could get 30mph limit after fatal cyclist collision
A junction that has become a crash blackspot along one of the busiest roads in Berkshire could go down to 30mph.
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DEBRA awarded Gold CSR Accreditation
Charity praised for commitment to social responsibility
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‘It will be really sad’ – Wokingham Without farm prepares for final harvest after 53 years
A Wokingham farm will close in October after feeding people of Berkshire for more than 50 years.
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Need your bike fixed? Earley’s new workshop could be the answer
Take it to Spokes ETC, Earley Town Council's new bike workshop
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Paint and Prosecco in Wokingham
Enjoy an evening of art and fizz for The Cowshed
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Plans submitted for Loddon Valley link road
Planning permission is being sought for the construction of a Spine Road linking Cutbush Lane East through Thames Valley Science Park.
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The face behind Wokingham’s bizarre sticker spree may finally have been uncovered
CCTV images have revealed the person is likely a male, possibly using a walker or with a pushchair.
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Singalong band 8tt4 raises the roof for The Link
Musicians help combat loneliness in older people
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Residents’ delight as bird-box homes a family of chicks
Farley Gardens Care Home celebrates Maggie's success
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ASB award for council
The service received this award for demonstrating its process and commitment to the ASB Case review process.
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