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Blame game erupts as plans to open sixth form at Arborfield school put on hold
A BLAME game has erupted after the shock news that the promised 6th Form provision at Bohunt School will not now go ahead
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Thames Valley Police took formal action on just under 7% – one in 14 – of reported rapes
Thames Valley Police took formal action on just under 7% ? one in 14 ? of reported rapes over the last year
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Interior design studio helps create final showhome for Warfield’s Woodhurst Park development
AN INTERIOR design studio has designed a new showhome that has just opened in nearby Warfield.
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Former offices in Wokingham town centre Grade II listed building will be converted into flats
Offices above a Wokingham town centre shop will become flats after planning permission was granted.
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Police seal off Wokingham town car park for investigation
FORENSIC police have been called to a Wokingham town car park on Sunday, July 16. It is not yet known why they have sealed off Carnival multi-storey, off Wellington Road....
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South Western Railway to have reduced services during week of industrial and strike action
TRAIN services on South Western Railway lines will be affected by rail workers undertaking an overtime ban or striking
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Bags cover bins, while others overflow with litter as Wokingham council seeks to save £700,000
Bins emptied less, fewer grass cuts, and not as much road sweeping as council looks to save £700,000
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Wokingham’s only squash club accuses council of ‘messing it about’ over a public consultation on plans to close St Crispin’s Leisure Centre
WOKINGHAM's only squash club has accused the Borough of "messing it about" over a public consultation on its closure threatened venue.
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Relocation of RBH: Councillor would be ‘very happy’ to see hospital move to Earley or Shinfield
Wokingham Borough Council would be "very happy" to accommodate a new Royal Berkshire Hospital, a councillor has said
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Why we’re having a consultation on the future of St Crispin’s Leisure Centre in Wokingham, and no, nothing has been decided yet
We are taking a hard look at the future of St Crispin's Leisure Centre and need to have an open conversation about the options available
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