Woodley roundabout crash: Council to look at possible changes
'Changes which mitigate collisions .. will be considered.'
Read moreDetails'Changes which mitigate collisions .. will be considered.'
Read moreDetails"Current expectation is that the work will commence in April 2026."
Read moreDetails"We have every intention of sticking to the project."
Read moreDetailsWokingham town centre has welcomed a new restaurant.
Read moreDetailsThis is your last chance to tell Wokingham borough council what you think should happen to Winnersh's library.
Read moreDetailsResident reports kilometre of stationary traffic
Read moreDetailsHub will support children's special educational needs
Read moreDetailsOfficers from Thames Valley Police were pictured attending an incident in Wokingham town centre on Monday morning (October 13). Several vehicles and officers were spotted in The Plaza on Denmark...
Read moreDetailsR Young Art Gallery welcomes mayors to studio event
Read moreDetailsYoungsters at Finchampstead Baptist Church can celebrate the Light of the World
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