Plans to tackle dog mess epidemic in Winnersh
A COUNCILLOR is to look into ways to tackle the dog mess epidemic in Winnersh after the problem was highlighted in The Wokingham Paper. Following our story last week on...
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Calling foul over park dog mess in Bearwood Park
A PARK user has hit out at other dog walkers who she says are ruining the area for others by allowing their pets to use it as a toilet. Anne...
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Comedy in song thanks to Opera at Bearwood’s summer show
SUMMER is the perfect time for picnics and memorable theatre experiences and what better way to combine the two by taking in an opera at Bearwood College? Over the next...
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A327 at Shinfield to close for three weeks
PLANS have been announced to close the A327 in Shinfield for three weeks this summer. The closure will enable flood relief measures to be installed under the Arborfield Road between...
Read moreDetailsTraffic light tarmac on Reading Road baffles Winnersh residents
RESIDENTS in Winnersh have been left confused by multi-coloured tarmac that has been laid across roads in the village. The red and green lanes have appeared over the last few...
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