Fire crews called to deal with gas cylinder blaze in Woodley
Fire A PROPANE gas cylinder was the reason fire crews were called to Woodley last week.
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Woodley Town Council objects to plans for 20-metre phone mast in Woodley’s Loddon Vale centre
A mobile phone mast could be erected at a community precinct in Woodley.
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Enjoy bees and blooms at Ifould Crescent allotments
Enjoy bees and blooms at Ifould Crescent allotments
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Prime Minister, don’t interfere with 20mph speed limits urges Wokingham councillor
THE GOVERNMENT should not "interfere" with road rules, a leading councillor has said ? after the prime minister threatened to end 20mph speed limits
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Review launched of single person council tax discount across Wokingham borough
A COUNCIL tax clampdown in Wokingham is expected to cost £12,000 in fees, but it is hoped the move will bring in much-needed income
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‘We need empathy’ say Emmbrook parents calling for school bus seats
"All we're asking for is empathy", a Shinfield parent has pleaded as dozens of children could be left without a seat on a school bus in September
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Lions take Me2 youngsters to the zoo
Lions take Me2 youngsters to the zoo
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ABC to Read volunteers share their love of reading
ABC to Read volunteers share their love of reading
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For vegan produce visit Wokingham’s market
For vegan produce visit Wokingham's market
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All Saints Church will celebrate its reopening with flowers
All Saints Church will celebrate its reopening with flowers
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