A SPENCERS WOOD resident has accused Wokingham Borough Council of “corruption”, and said its officers are letting “illegal activity” take place in her neighbourhood. Gillie York is calling on the...
Read moreDetailsSTRAW is helping to raise the roof of a village hall this week – but it's not going on the building. Residents in Spencers Wood have created a magical Easter...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM residents are being urged to dispose of batteries correctly, after a waste collection vehicle caught fire last month. On Friday, February 12, crews spotted smoke coming from their collection...
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents are urged to dispose of batteries correctly, after a waste collection lorry caught on fire.
Read moreDetailsMOUNTAIN bikes worth £3,500 have been stolen from a shed in Spencers Wood. Police have released a CCTV image of a man they’d like to speak to in connection with...
Read moreDetailsParents can choose four schools, and list them in order of preference. But this must be done before Friday, January 15, or may affect the allocation process.
Read moreDetailsAcross the borough, trails were set up in villages and communities to mark Halloween this year.
Read moreDetailsShinfield Parish Council recently marked the opening of its new community pavilion.
Read moreDetailsSusan Player's pet pigs, Hippo and Tulip, are the inspiration for a new animal sanctuary in Spencers Wood.
Read moreDetailsResidents are being asked to do four things: write to their MP, write to the housing minister, sign the petition and fill out the consultation.
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