Housebuilder helping Scouts on African adventure
HousebuilSCOUTS in Wokingham are closer to an African adventure, thanks to a donation for a housebuilder.
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Met Office warns snow could cause disruption this week
THE Met Office has warned snow could cause disruption this week ? with Reading and Wokingham in the potential area for wintry weather
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Third Thames Bridge proposal gets backing from Wokingham Borough Council
WOKINGHAM Borough Council says it backs a fresh bid to create a new road bridge over the River Thames.
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As another Wokingham store announces closure, residents raise concerns of town’s future
Questions about the future of Wokingham town centre have been raised after a long-standing art shop and gallery announced that it is to close
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Four-storey block of flats approved for Wokingham
Plans to build a new block of flats close to Wokingham town centre have been approved ? after neighbours raised fears it would 'tower over homes
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Fish born in Peach Street
David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street welcomed the two african cichlid fishes last month.
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Deadline extended for homes plan
Permission had already been granted in 2021 for the proposed change of use from offices to residential.
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Tabletop takeover tickets selling fast
Wokingham Town Council has invited Eclectic Games of Reading for a day of tabletop board gaming.
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Approval for savings to be spent
Wokingham Borough Council is set to approve spending almost £390,000 it saved on a tender for wheelie bins.
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Political map redrawn
The political map of Wokingham and its surrounding villages has been redrawn ahead of full council elections in May.
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