LIGHTNING fast internet speeds are being pledged for parts of Wokingham borough this year thanks to a new fibre-based gigabit broadband service. Gigaclear has announced its plans for 2018 and...
Read moreDetailsTHE first tenant for the former Marks & Spencer store in Peach Street has been announced – a special pop-up charity shop. Wokingham Borough Council bought the store late last...
Read moreDetailsA 40MPH speed limit along the A327 Reading Road in Arborfield is to be extended if a consultation is approved. Wokingham Borough Council has announced the plan to introduce the...
Read moreDetailsWORK by volunteers from a Wokingham retirement home to make the Winter Carnival a success has been recognised by the organising committee. Last week, Peter Lucey visited the Acorn Drive...
Read moreDetailsEARLEY town councillors have expressed concern that Reading Buses is to merge buses that run in Lower Earley with a route that runs into Caversham Heights. At their planning meeting,...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON is hoping Haydon Richardson could be the answer to Woodley's goalscoring problems. The Kestrels are the lowest scorers in the Hellenic Premier Division and have been seeking a...
Read moreDetailsA NEW tool hire store has opened in Wokingham’s town centre – but the company behind it has years of experience. Hire Direct offers a wide range of tools and...
Read moreDetailsA NATIONAL campaign is being launched to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The Royal British Legion wants the nation to stand up and say...
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE appeal to help feed animals stuck in rescue centres was a huge success and now organisers are thanking the pawsome generosity of its customers. Branches of Pets at...
Read moreDetailsCALLS are being made to improve safety at busy road junction following two accidents in two days – the latest in a series of incidents at the same spot. On...
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