Plans for 20mph speed limits in Wokingham blasted as ‘ill conceived’
Plans for 20mph speed limits in Wokingham have been blasted as 'ill-conceived'.
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Wokingham council responds to government proposed changes to planning decisions
Wokingham Borough Council is at risk of 'underperforming' if a rule about planning appeal decisions is changed by the government.
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Jones calls for rail fares freeze
Call to ".. give commuters in Wokingham a reliable service and fair deal."
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New head for Holme Grange
The school is set to welcome Pippa Adams as headteacher.
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Jones backs Ed Davey’s Trump banquet boycott
"Standing up to Trump is about principle and about protecting communities like ours."
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Care centre to move to Emmbrook
The Westmead day centre in Rances Lane currently provides a place where disabled people can be looked after.
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Comedy returns to Wokingham theatre
The Wokingham Lions Club Comedy Nights will return on October 3.
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Electric future for buses
Reading Buses has invested in 24 state-of-the-art electric vehicles.
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Look out for winter fuel payment scam
The National Anti-Fraud Network has shared an example of the messages.
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Electric vehicles are for EV-eryone
You can visit Elms Field in Wokingham to see the latest models and test ride electric bikes.
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