Sharp items in blue bags single biggest cause of injuries to Wokingham’s waste collectors
Sharp items left in blue bin bags were the single largest cause of injuries to Wokingham refuse collectors in the past five years.
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Council juggling grass cutting as it seeks to catch-up on backlog
Leaving patches of grass to go uncut saves the council money, a leading councillor has said.
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Get help with IT problems thanks to sessions held at Wokingham library
Get help with IT problems at Wokingham library
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Join a group of bird lovers for a swift walk around the lakes
Join a group of bird lovers for a swift walk around the lakes
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Author to sign copies of their book at Quench bookstore
Author to sign copies of their book at Quench bookstore
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Policing in Wokingham and Reading to be shaken up with reduction in command areas, but more neighbourhood police officers
POLICING in Wokingham and Reading are to be shaken up as part of a plan to reduce the number of command areas.
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Pupils share experiences with councillors in bid to boost SEND and mental health support across Wokingham
A WOODLEY pupil has told of how she was isolated at school because staff didn't understand her mental health and additional learning needs
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Celebrations as Wokingham’s Bond Brews marks its eighth birthday with a party in its tapyard
Glasses were raised from noon till eight at Wokingham beer festival
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Wokingham town mayor visits green fingered growers
Wokingham town mayor visits green fingered growers
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Concert in Wokingham church to feature opera choruses and folk songs
A CHOIR and a concert band are teaming up for an evening of music next month.
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