re3 DIY waste charges are wrong warn Lib Dems
A ROW has broken out over whether new charges to dispose of DIY waste at the borough’s recycling centre are legal. The Liberal Democrats say that their research shows the...
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Village People and Gloria Gaynor to perform at Rewind 80s South
THE FIRST acts for a music festival that takes place in Wokingham borough this summer have been announced and they include some of the biggest names in pop. Rewind South...
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Aldi confirmed for Elms Field, could open by Christmas 2018
Budget supermarket Aldi will be opening a new store in Elms Field in time for Christmas 2018, the borough council has confirmed. Earlier this week, the chain signed a pre-let...
Read moreDetailsShinfield Relief Road opening delayed after car crash
Work to complete the new Shinfield Eastern Relief Road has hit ANOTHER delay after a motorist crashed into the roadworks on Friday night. The A327 Reading Road between Shinfield and...
Read moreDetailsSumas in Gambia: Wokingham and Emmbrook send kit to children in Africa
WOKINGHAM AND EMMBROOK have returned to The Gambia to provide children with football equipment. Two years ago, the club sent some old kit to the west African country to boys...
Read moreDetailsSecond Wokingham Tory quits, forcing new by-election
A SECOND Conservative councillor has quit the borough council citing issues with his fellow ward councillors. Chris Singleton resigned on Friday last week, triggering a by-election in his Emmbrook ward,...
Read moreDetailsRevealed: the £6.5milllion cuts your child’s Wokingham school is facing
SCHOOLS in Wokingham borough are set to be more than £6.5 million worse off by 2020 unless the government changes the way it allocates funds, a teaching union has warned....
Read moreDetailsWildlife and Wokingham history behind new art installations
NEW sculptures are being installed into a housing development in Wokingham. Drivers who come into Wokingham via the London Road will have seen the first of them as they approach...
Read moreDetailsMichael Herbert eyes derby victory after helping Woodley United to cup history
MICHAEL HERBERT says he is relishing the challenge of the "toughest draw" his side could have been given in their first ever Berks and Bucks Intermediate Cup semi-final. A Danny...
Read moreDetailsFive-year-olds injured after car reverses into them
Two five-year-old children have been injured following an incident in Earley this afternoon. An Air Ambulance was called to Silverdale Road after a car reversed into the children, trapping them...
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