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Free badminton and table tennis sessions in Wokingham for mental wellbeing
Free badminton and table tennis sessions in Wokingham for mental wellbeing
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Cost-of-living crisis sees Wokingham residents face selling their home – but Hardship Alliance promises help and support including grants
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is calling on residents affected by the cost-of-living crisis to seek help.
Read moreDetailsNearly £3,000 in fines after spot checks on vehicles driving through Wokingham Without – one van had a fuel leak
SPOT CHECKS on vechicles saw nearly £3,000 of fines issued after a crackdown on fly-tipping in Wokingham borough.
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‘Cuckoos’ kicked out of two Wokingham homes as council and police work together on suspected drug dealers
SUSPECTED drug dealers have been kicked out of two Wokingham homes.
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Wokingham flies the flag to mark this year’s Armed Forces Day
A SERIES of events was held across Wokingham borough to ensure it took part in this year's Armed Forces Day
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Thames Valley PCC calls for answers as to why 999 system went down
THE Police and Crime Commissioner wants answers as to why the 999 service went down this morning
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*UPDATED* FAULT FIXED – Don’t call 999 – in an emergency call 101 instead due to national fault
THAMES Valley Police has issued an urgent appeal this morning ? call 101 in an emergency, not 999.
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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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