MORE than 17,000 homes will need to be built in Wokingham borough over the next 20 years if the region is to secure its ongoing success, according to new research...
Read moreDetailsDON’T forget you get an extra hour in bed this weekend as the clocks go back. British Summer Time comes to an end at 2am this Sunday and 2am becomes...
Read moreDetailsPolice closed a stretch of the B3348 today after a two-car collision. The accident happened this morning on the Bracknell Road near Crowthorne, just before 9am. Police are now appealing for...
Read moreDetailsAfter a week of confusion for motorists using the A329M, the Wokingham Paper can reveal that signs and road markings have finally been installed. Both directions have the markings, which...
Read moreDetailsTHE slip road and merge connecting junction 10 of the M4 and the Wokingham-bound section of the A329(M) will be closed overnight on five nights next week. This is to...
Read moreDetailsPLANS to install a new defibrillator in Wokingham town centre have moved a step closer after the Town Council launched a bid to purchase an old red telephone box. The...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS living near a popular Wokingham green space say they have been locked out – just as they are campaigning to get the land use changed to village green status....
Read moreDetailsA MAN was threatened with a knife during a robbery in Woodley last week. Thames Valley Police (TVP) is appealing for any witnesses who may have seen the 46-year-old man...
Read moreDetailsThe price of petrol varies across the borough - but it appears that drivers in Wokingham town are paying more than residents across the borough and just over the borders....
Read moreDetailsPROGRAMMES for this year’s Wokingham fireworks spectacular will soon go on sale - but organisers are keeping the theme a secret. The annual event takes place on Saturday, November 7...
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