A Lent choir promises concert of ‘exquisite’ uplifting music
A Lent choir concert of 'exquisite' uplifting music
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Relaxed coffee and chat for people with cancer diagnosis
Relaxed coffee and chat for people with cancer diagnosis
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Wokingham teachers swap classroom for the picket line in national strike
A GOVERNMENT that is unwilling to negotiate has caused strikes that have shut schools across Wokingham borough.
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Future of bus funding in Wokingham borough uncertain
THE COUNCIL has no certainty over the level of funding it will receive from the government to help fund bus services across Wokingham.
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Roadworks and winter help weaken Wokingham’s roads … but with £12.6bn backlog across England and Wales, what hope of getting our highways shipshape?
MORE THAN 5,000 roadworks are undertaken on Wokingham borough roads every year ? with utility companies responsible for 75% of them.
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This is Ukraine calling … fundraising concert to take place in Reading’s town hall
A VERY special concert will take place in Reading later this month, aimed at helping raise money to help Ukraine.
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Wokingham borough’s new energy strategy will see it go greener and save money
EXECUTIVE members agreed a plan to switch its energy provider to help its energy go greener and save money.
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Bridge of whens …. Call to make improvements for footbridge that connects Woodley and Earley
A FOOTBRIDGE over the A329m that connects Earley and Woodley is being considered for improvements
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South East Water receives top accolade for commitment to support vulnerable customers
STAFF at one of the borough's two water companies is celebrating after being recognised for its work to support vulnerable customers
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Gang show celebrates half a century of Scouting and Guiding
Gang show celebrates half a century of Scouting and Guiding
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