Borough gets £150,000 boost thanks to National Lottery
PLAYERS of the National Lottery have helped send more than £150,000 towards the borough. The company said that last year, it awarded 10 grants to local groups, across a range...
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River Thames campaigners raise fears over Broken Bow clearance works
CAMPAIGNERS fighting an ambitious plan to build a park and ride and a single track bus lane over an historic part of the River Thames have accused Wokingham Borough Council...
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Young women meet construction pros at Wellington College
Regional construction firm Beard invited members of the Association of Women in Property (WiP) for a preview of the new performing arts centre it is building at Wellington College in...
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Olympian Jason Lee to guest at hockey club’s charity auction
AN OLYMPIAN who represented Great Britain in two Olympic Games will be the special guest speaker at a charity event in Sonning. Members of Reading Hockey Club are holding a...
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Holme Grange pupils look to a brighter future thanks to successful course
A PROGRAMME that encourages pupils at a Wokingham school to boost their confidence, resilience, self-awareness and communication skills is celebrating its latest success. Last week, 18 Holme Grange students graduated...
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Wear blue this February to help Ollie Young Foundation
A LOCAL charity wants everyone in the borough to have the February blues. This month the family of Ollie Young will remember what would have been his birthday and also...
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Danny’s the new man for Wokingham Market
THERE’S a new man putting the grocer’s apostrophe into Wokingham. The historic market, which will celebrate its 800th anniversary next year, has welcomed Danny Edwards as its new supplier of...
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Broken down lorry blocks Wokingham town centre
POLICE had to be called in to manage traffic in Wokingham town centre on Monday lunchtime after a lorry broke down in Denmark Street. This is currently the main route...
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Trees removed from Elms Field as works get under way
TREES on Elms Field have been removed as work on the Wokingham’s town centre regeneration gets under way. Last week, contractors for Wokingham Borough Council started the process of removing...
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Beast From The East could bring freezing temperatures and snow to Wokingham
THE Met Office is warning that winter weather could return to Wokingham by the end of the week - and if it does, it will have a sting in its...
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