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No evidence of increased flooding at new Aldi site, says Wokingham council
There is no evidence of flooding risk at a potential new Aldi supermarket in Winnersh, a council has said, as the plans are set to go to an inquiry.
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A329 among roads with planned speed limit reductions
Parts of the A329 and A327 are set to go down to a 30 mile per hour speed limit to improve safety.
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20-year-old man dies in fatal traffic collision in Winnersh
A 20-year-old man has died after a fatal traffic collision in Winnersh, Thames Valley Police has confirmed.
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Winnersh man charged with attempted murder following serious assault in Reading
A man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder following an incident in Reading last week.
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Meet the Easter Bunny at Winnersh Garden Centre
Fun for families while they shop
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Winnersh studios could be demolished after going into administration
A vacant film studios that went into administration last year could be demolished.
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After three years without a vicar, Winnersh Parish welcomes Rev’d Patrick Mukholi
Renewed, and invigorated, the church is looking to grow
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Decision in May for Winnersh Aldi plans
The final decision on whether a supermarket can be built on a flood plain will be made in May.
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Plans approved for Dinton arts project
Planning officers have approved plans for Wokingham's Forest of Imagination.
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Attend Dinton’s first wedding fair
Dinton Pastures Country Park will hold its first Wedding Fair in May.
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