Police crackdown on e-bike riding in Woodley
Police have been cracking down on anti-social behaviour and nuisance e-bike riding in Woodley town centre.
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Community
Glide, kayak or paddle under the moonlight
The Full Moon Glow Paddle is taking place on Sunday, January 25.
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Decision due on “ridiculous” speed limits in Earley
Roads in Earley are set to get 20mph speed limits, despite uproar from some neighbours.
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Go a wassailing in Arborfield with Morris dancers
Enjoy an ancient rural tradition at Henry Street Garden Centre
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be fixed by a team of expert menders
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Community inclusion group seeks stories
Exhibition and podcast will give opportunity to share a sense of belonging
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All homes sold in first phase of controversial Wokingham and Bracknell Housing Scheme
A government inspector overturned the original decision by Wokingham borough council to refuse the scheme planning permission.
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Binfield care home aims to create 100 new Dementia Friends
Free sessions at Farley Gardens will help build confidence, understanding and compassion
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How work on the South Wokingham Distributor Road will affect journeys
Closures and three-way traffic lights continue
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Church notes: What is your gift?
Words from Wokingham Churches
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