Council confirms ‘small number’ of redundancies
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed that a number of its staff have been made redundant.
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NHS gears up for 72-hour junior doctors strikes on Monday
NHS SERVICES, including those in Reading, are making preparations for the upcoming industrial action by junior doctors and consultants
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Council’s letter urging not to scrap Travelcard
Wokingham Borough Council has written to the Mayor of London urging him not to scrap the Travelcard.
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Arts4Wokingham crowdfunder for The Arc to launch on Saturday – with limited edition artworks available as rewards
Limited edition art from an artist preparing to create a unique sculpture for Wokingham are among the rewards for people backing a crowdfunding
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Mystery of land sold for £10
Mystery surrounds the sale of two pieces of land in Wokingham that have been sold for £10.
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South Berkshire Singers welcomes new members for its Tuesday rehearsals
A CHOIR is welcoming new members as it prepares for its festive concerts.
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All are welcome to a Wokingham MacMillan coffee morning
All are welcome to a Wokingham MacMillan coffee morning
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Celebrate autumn in Wokingham, by making a lantern
Celebrate autumn in Wokingham, by making a lantern
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Enjoy music and laughter at Emmbrook Inn
Enjoy music and laughter at Emmbrook Inn
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‘Good’ response to consultation
Some 1,650 residents took part in Wokingham Borough Council's online consultation regarding ichanges to street cleaning services.
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