New date for charity’s tea party
New date for charity's tea party
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CLASP meetings inform
CLASP meetings inform
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Council approves Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy
The strategy outlines a commitment to tackling all forms of violence against women and girls and has been approved by the executive committee.
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Wokingham borough residents encouraged to go digital
This is in a bid to provide the most efficient service and latest news whilst also saving money.
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What’s on across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell – November 10-20
A selection of events taking place across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell in the coming 10 days
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More arts. supports the Arc, Wokingham’s stunning new sculpture
A GROUP that champions artistic endeavours across Wokingham borough are among the latest backers of a new sculpture for the town
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Campaigners oppose plans to build 40 homes on Edneys Hill
Residents oppose housing development
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Free flu jabs for under 50s working for Reading Buses
A TRANSPORT firm is offering its employees aged 50 and under a free flu jab.
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Future of 600 bus ‘could soon be secured’ thanks to increased passenger numbers
UNCERTAINTY surrounding a Wokingham bus route could be resolved after statistics show a rise in service users.
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Wokingham Fireworks a sell-out success
Wokingham Fireworks a sell-out success
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