Vikki’s walking 100km for her late Uncle Tim
A WOMAN is hoping to raise money for a hospice in memory of her uncle this May. Vikki Harris, 32, is taking on a 100km (62 mile) walk from London...
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Wokingham Borough Council said solar farms bring potential financial benefits
THE BOROUGH council said there are “potential financial benefits” for residents by building solar farms in the borough. As part of its climate emergency action plan, the council aims to...
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Badgers are settling into their new Finchampstead home
BADGERS are settling into their new home in Finchampstead. Wokingham Borough Council has created two artificial setts in a new location to keep the animals safe. They were found near...
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Environmental group proposes new nature reserve in Lower Earley
A NEW nature reserve may be established in Lower Earley, to protect wildlife living in the area. The Earley Environmental Group has submitted a proposal to the borough council for...
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Contractor announced for 55 homes at Carnival Pool
A CONTRACTOR has been appointed to build 55 new homes at the Carnival Pool site, as part of the council’s regeneration works. Mid Group, based in London, will be the...
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Classic rock with our Wokingham Music Club
CLASSIC rock heads up our hit parade this week, thanks to a visitor of Wokingham Music Club. The great venue, which we can’t wait to see back in action, welcomed...
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HEALTHWATCH WOKINGHAM: Helping pupils deal with return to lessons
By Joanna Dixon Along with the rest of England, Wokingham pupils were welcomed back to the classroom this month. Many people felt a huge sense of relief but for others...
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Theresa May pledges to push for answers as secondary school places row continues
MP Theresa May is weighing into the battle for places at a school where 159 children are on the waiting list. Nearly 60 of those children live in the secondary...
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Wokingham’s virtual Easter market begins to take shape
THE COUNCIL is hosting a virtual Easter market, after the success of its Christmas event. It aims to offer unique, one of a kind pieces, original art and quality produce....
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Views wanted on plans to transform cycling routes across Wokingham borough
CYCLISTS in Woodley and Earley can share their views on new plans to link up the borough with Reading. It comes after the borough council was awarded £576,650 to improve...
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