Maiden Erlegh Trust launches consultation on future expansion
Maiden Erlegh Trust is planning a future merger with the Berkshire Schools Trust, and has launched a consultation.
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Wokingham’s recycling sack roll-out begins next month
Green recycling sacks will start to be delivered in Wokingham borough from next month.
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Mobile test site opens at Dinton Pastures this week
A mobile Covid-19 testing unit is opening at Dinton Pastures this week.
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‘It took a fortnight to get my free school meal hamper’
One Wokingham family's Free School Meal hamper took a fortnight to arrive.
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REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL: Volunteers help make vaccinations a smooth process
Wokingham's infection rates are dropping and the coronavirus vaccine rollout is going smoothly.
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Reading Buses suspends non-essential services due to lockdown restrictions
Reading Buses will temporarily suspend its non-essential services during lockdown.
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Wokingham Lib Dems call for investigation over council standards committee
Cllr Andy Croy, leader of Wokingham Labour said it all “looks terrible”, and is concerned about how the public see it.
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Woodley residents share views on possible precept increase
One in five Woodley households responded to a survey on this year's council tax precept.
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Anger after trees removed to ‘reduce risk of flooding’
Highways England removed a row trees for smart motorway works, but Winnersh residents are concerned about the safety implications.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Woodley & Earley Arts Group
The latest news from Woodley and Earley Arts Group as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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