WATCH: Market Place transformation continues
Work on the new Market Place is continuing and a new time lapse video released by Wokingham Town Council shows the speed at which the York stone can be installed....
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INTERVIEW: Boars boss Phil Ruggles eyes silverware to salvage the season
PHIL RUGGLES admits his Eversley and California side will be underdogs in their first cup final for nine years. Eversley enjoyed trophy success during their Surrey League days in 2009,...
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Wokingham’s Conservatives accused of ducking debate on Elms Field
CONSERVATIVES in charge of the council have been accused of running scared and ducking out of a debate on Elms Field ahead of the May local elections. At a full council meeting held...
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Wokingham’s litter droppers can now be picked up by Facebook
After the analysis of millions of social media posts from Wokingham residents, the Wokingham Litter Heroes are now able to predict who will drop litter. Local firm Cantley Analytica conducted...
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Wokingham Under-11s clinch Surrey League title
WOKINGHAM District Under-11s have clinched the Surrey District League title for the second consecutive year. George Weston-Brown netted the sealing goals in a 2-0 win over Croydon to secure top...
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Tarmac stains on Market Place York Stone will wash away
Broad Street (and Langborough Road) reopened to traffic yesterday but eagle-eyed readers noticed that the new York stone crossing paths were stained after the first cars went over them. Following...
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Cannabis found at scene of Emmbrook house fire
POLICE have launched an investigation after cannabis plants were found at the site of a house fire in Emmbrook. On Thursday, March 22, Thames Valley Police closed Reading Road to...
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Successful start to the season for Bulmershe gymnasts
BULMERSHE kicked off the competition season with a host of medals. Held at Pinewood Gymnastics Centre in Wokingham, Aimee Lovell and Sophie Marsden won gold and silver in the Berkshire...
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It’s open! Motorists get first glimpse of regenerated Broad Street in action
It's open! Motorists this morning have finally been able to use the first new road around Wokingham's town hall after a section of Broad Street was completed last night. And...
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Lib Dem leader one of first on scene of Emmbrook house fire
THE leader of Wokingham's Liberal Democrats was one of the first people on the scene of the house fire that saw Reading Road closed to traffic yesterday afternoon. Cllr Lindsay...
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