Pride flag to be flown from Wokingham council offices next month
A RAINBOW flag in support of Pride will be flown from Shute End on August 31. Cllr Maria Gee wanted to know if the council would join others by flying...
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Leader takes time to praise Wokingham Borough Council staff for their hard work
THE LEADER of the council took time to praise the officers who work for residents. Cllr John Halsall said that despite losing the central Government funding grant and “a large...
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Lib Dems walk out of Wokingham council meeting as Labour and Conservatives clash over anti-semitism motion
“No matter how you look at it the Labour Party has a problem and you can try and cover it up through personal attacks on me or my party but...
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Building of new park and ride in Earley’s Thames Valley Park queried by residents at Wokingham Council meeting
WORK on a park and ride that would have been linked to the bus lane bridge over the River Thames at the Kennetmouth was queried in the meeting of Wokingham...
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Emmbrook and Bearwood suffer heavy defeat to Frieth
Chilterns Cricket League Premier 2: Frieth 1st XI (219-9) beat Emmbrook and Bearwood 1st XI (70 all out) Emmbrook and Bearwood suffered a heavy defeat against high flying Frieth as...
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New Asda cafe will serve pizza to eat-in or takeaway, while shoppers can order sushi while they shop
A LOWER EARLEY superstore is currently undergoing a revamp as part of a £4.1 million investment programme. Asda, in Chalfont Way, is currently eight weeks away from seeing the work...
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Woodford Park in Woodley receives Green Flag again
ONE of the borough’s most-loved parks has received the Green Flag for the second year in a row. The scheme honours parks that are the very best in the world...
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Girls Aloud star presents honours at Wokingham school’s awards ceremony
SHE’S sold millions of records, danced thousands of steps and made one school’s dreams come true. Last week, Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts visited pupils at Barnardo’s High Close School...
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Wokingham parents promise summer of protests over cuts to SEND services
FURIOUS parents have promised a summer of protests over cuts to services for children with special needs. An angry group confronted councillors arriving for a meeting at Wokingham Borough Council's...
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These Wokingham students are ace
STUDENTS on a course run by a Wokingham company have celebrated their graduation at Reading College. They completed the Ace@Optalis course which supports students with learning disabilities through their transition...
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