Conservative mayor calls for restoration of mandatory housing targets on local authorities
A CONSERVATIVE mayor says councils should be forced to accept mandatory housing targets.
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Help for mums-to-be with Wokingham NCT Bumps and Babies group
A WEEKLY group in Wokingham offers help and advice to mums-to-be and new parents.
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A new year message from the Bishop of Reading
I wonder what this new year will bring. Some people will face into it with optimism and joy. For others, there is more a sense of dread and anxiety
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Wokingham church receives £250,000 grant from government
A Wokingham church has welcomed a £250,000 grant as part of its major renovation plans.
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Help save the planet over a pint in a Wokingham pub
A GROUP wanting to save the world will be meeting in Wokingham.
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Six arrests after attempted carjacking in south Reading
SIX men have been arrested following a carjacking attempting in south Reading last week
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Finchampstead plan for 256 homes approved
A housebuilder has secured reserved matters planning approval for 256 new homes in Finchampstead.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: What happened in Wokingham in October 2023
A look back at what happened in Wokingham in October 2023
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: What happened in Wokingham in December 2023
A look back at what happened in Wokingham in December 2023
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Review of the Year – November
Review of the Year - November
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