Earley Town Council election results
The Conservatives continued their good night on Thursday, May 7 by dominating the results of the Earley Town Council elections. The majority of the seats have gone to them, with a smattering...
Read moreDetailsThe Conservatives continued their good night on Thursday, May 7 by dominating the results of the Earley Town Council elections. The majority of the seats have gone to them, with a smattering...
Read moreDetailsToday is polling day on the election that commentators have said is too close to call. People across the Wokingham borough are voting until 10pm tonight, like the rest of...
Read moreDetailsAMBITIOUS plans for the redevelopment of a Wokingham town centre pool have been submitted by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC). The proposed extension and refurbishment of the Carnival Pool complex, in...
Read moreDetailsThe long-awaited end to Wokingham town centre's roadworks came today as the new Station Approach finally opened for business. The biggest changes are new traffic flows around the station itself:...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s Street Fayre isn’t the only fun to be enjoyed this May Day. PHIL CREIGHTON rounds up some other treats to enjoy Woodley's treat for gardeners Woodley Town Centre...
Read moreDetailsRoll up, roll up for the greatest show in the borough. The annual May Fayre is back on Monday and will see thousands of people descend on Wokingham for a...
Read moreDetailsFollowing the earthquake and avalanches that have hit Nepal, the Wokingham Lions are actively trying to help boost the disaster appeal by collecting money and warm clothes. If you have...
Read moreDetailsHere's a handy guide to all the planned events for the 2015 Lions May Fayre across Wokingham. Times may be subject to change. Remember, car parking is free in town...
Read moreDetailsROADWORKS in the centre of Wokingham which have plagued motorists for months will be finally coming to an end this weekend. The new one-way system and turning rules for Shute End...
Read moreDetailsA woman was threatened with a weapon similar to a rounders bat during a robbery at Maiden Place Social Club on Sunday, April 19. At 8.40pm a man walked into the...
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