Theresa May and Sir John Redwood both raise concerns over Wokingham’s housing numbers
THERESA MAY has expressed her concerns over the number of houses being built in the borough and called for more affordable housing to be built
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Wokingham repair centre Pratts Pods is approved by Apple – and that’s official
AN ELECTRONIC repairs store in Wokingham has been certified by Apple
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Audition opportunity for medieval glory seekers
Audition opportunity for medieval glory seekers
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Wokingham Council welcomes Natural History Museum plans
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has been full of praise for the proposed opening of a world-leading research centre.
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Reading Symphony Orchestra to welcome Young Musician winner for its summer concert in Wokingham
MEMBERS of the Reading Symphony Orchestra will be crossing over the border to Wokingham next weekend for their summer concert.
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Discarded school uniform a monumental problem
Discarded school uniform a monumental problem
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Wokingham businessman is a London Classics medal winner
Wokingham businessman is a London Classics medal winner
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Shuttle bus to RBH will help NHS staff get to work
A NEW shuttle bus service launched next week will help staff get to the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Caversham man arrested after large police presence sent to Wokingham town centre pub following reports of an assault
A LARGE police presence was sent to a Wokingham town centre pub last night following report of an assault
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First Wokingham Classic Car Show to take place next month
Hosted by the Wokingham Lions Club, the free event will take place on Saturday, July 2.
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