Wokingham Council borrows £271 million to fund regeneration
DEBT incurred by Wokingham Borough Council is the equivalent of £4,200 for every household in the borough and is a sharp rise from the £150 million currently owed by the...
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New Carnival Multi-Storey ‘discriminates against’ disabled
DISABLED people are being forced to make a choice between using a car park or using a swimming pool according to a borough councillor. The claim was made after a...
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Wokingham to pause remembrance parade for a year
REGENERATION works in Wokingham town centre mean that this year’s civic remembrance events will be slightly different. Instead of a parade from the Town Hall to All Saints Church, there...
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Aborfield Military Wives choir to record album
A LOCAL Military Wives Choir is hoping to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War by releasing an album. Arborfield Military Wives Choir will sing alongside...
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Back door smashed in Earley
THE BACK door of a house in Earley was smashed on Monday evening. Between 5.20pm and 6pm, someone smashed the back door of the house in Courts Road, before searching...
Read moreDetailsWokingham councils’ regen forum hears ideas from retailers
RETAILERS, business owners and councillors came together last Wednesday evening for a workshop on issues facing Wokingham town during the ongoing regeneration works. As The Wokingham Paper has extensively revealed...
Read moreDetailsYOUR VIEWS: A roundabout that’s not wide enough for two
Amid the understandable focus on Hochtief’s glacial progress on completing the Shinfield Relief Road, another matter relating to it has been overlooked: the design of the roundabout near to the...
Read moreDetailsCars targeted in Charvil during overnight raids
CARS have been targeted by thieves in Charvil this week. Between Wednesday, October 25 and the following day, someone went into a car that had been left unlocked in Chiltern...
Read moreDetailsTony Johnson: Service before self
When we go to an event, whether it’s a get together with friends or a visit to a huge trade show, it’s fun and usually goes smoothly. For the organisers,...
Read moreDetailsWokingham parents protest at Parliament
PARENTS from Wokingham borough joined more than a thousand others as part of a lobby to MPs over school budget cuts last week. Angry parents descended on Westminster for a...
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