A NEW cash machine has been installed at a garage in Binfield. The free-to-use machine was officially opened this morning by members of the LINK cash machine network and the...
Read moreDetailsA heartfelt call has gone out to celebrate the life of an Army engineer who passed away last month at his upcoming funeral.
Read moreDetailsAfter the Christmas Tree was vandalised in Market Place last year, action has been taken to add CCTV cameras to the Town Hall.
Read moreDetailsThe borough rejected 46% of applications for new housing developments in 2018. This makes it the hardest place in the UK to get planning permission.
Read moreDetailsA SUPERMARKET chain with branches in Earley and Wokingham is looking for community groups to come forward so it can spread some Christmas cheer.
Read moreDetailsA BOLD new look for Dinton Pastures is on the cards after the council announced a £1.8 million revamp for its activity centre. The site is already home to a...
Read moreDetailsThe shed is a space for local men to meet new people and practice their DIY skills and hobbies.
Read moreDetailsA fully electric bus is being trialled this week as part of Winnersh Park and Ride.
Read moreDetailsThe charity has been supported with new accommodation after their previous office space was no longer available.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM group that teaches the world to sing in perfect harmony is celebrating after scooping not one but two awards
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