Town to mark VJ Day
The wreath laying will be followed by a two-minute silence.
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Winnersh Dance club celebrates 50 golden toe-tapping years
The group is delighted still to be popular and enjoyed after five decades
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Still no decision on future of Shute End
'No further substantive work is currently being undertaken.'
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Roundabout work on course
The new roundabout will increase traffic capacity.
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Glass kerbside collection plans on hold
Decision on hold pending details of the government's funding settlement.
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New crossings to be installed
The works have been scheduled during the school holidays so disruption will happen while roads are quieter.
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VJ Day event for Woodley
The town council is looking for photographs and memories.
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Swallowfield Show returns
It will take place on August 24 and August 25.
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Most new housing in south Wokingham ‘not part of the town’
Most of the new housing being built on the southern side of Wokingham will not be part of the town.
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Yet more deforestation taking place at huge Beaufort Park developments outside of Bracknell
Yet more deforestation is taking place at the huge Beaufort Park development for hundreds of homes on the outskirts of Bracknell.
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