GLASSES will be raised for the return of a popular fundraising event … and there’s no surprise as it involves wine. The Wokingham Wine Festival helps raise funds for the...
Read moreDetailsThe bank have struggled recently with rough sleepers using the alcove.
Read moreDetailsEarlier this autumn, council leader, Cllr John Halsall, had pledged to invest in the best possible team to fight these legal challenges. Now more details have emerged.
Read moreDetailsA NIGHT of music featuring some of the greatest tunes ever composed will be taking place in Wokingham next month. Town Mayor Cllr Lynn Forbes is holding A Taste of...
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Read moreDetailshttps://www.facebook.com/philip.cunnington.735/videos/141628863790315 A CALL has been issued to make parking in Wokingham borough-owned car parks free of charge in the run-up to Christmas. Wokingham Town Conservative Councillor Phil Cunnington said that...
Read moreDetailsAt Citizens Advice we help people find a way forward with a wide variety of problems, including benefits, debt, housing and employment law. This week we put our employment project...
Read moreDetailsMORE than 252,000 people in the South East are now receiving personalised Universal Credit support, new figures show. And in Wokingham borough, there are 2,820 residents on the scheme. This...
Read moreDetailsAN ARBORFIELD church is to hold its autumn lunchtime concert next month. St Eligius will welcome organist Christopher Dew on Thursday, November 7. Starting at 12.30pm, his programme will include...
Read moreDetailsThe Collard Group Ltd, which has a base off Off Forest Road in Wokingham, last Friday combined with Raymond Brown Waste Solutions (RBWS) in a deal which sees two of...
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