MORE ACTION is being taken to stop fly-tipping across the borough. Last year, the council received £11,500 in fines, after launching it’s zero-tolerance approach. This is now being reinvested into...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man has run 100km (62 miles) this month to support a nearby hospice. Mark Welch, 34, started his 31-day ‘Ranuary’ challenge to raise money for Sue Ryder Duchess...
Read moreDetailsWalk-through testing sites have opened in Reading, Bracknell and Maidenhead.
Read moreDetailsThe supply of coronavirus vaccines to Wokingham borough is dropping, and there are concerns that tensions are rising.
Read moreDetailsMr Johnson said it would not be possible to immediately open schools after the February half-term.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM residents are being urged to lend a hand to people affected by cancer. Cancer Research UK is asking the public to show support on World Cancer Day on Thursday,...
Read moreDetailshttps://youtu.be/mMZ-3L2i9nE A READING resident has been named one of the UK’s next ‘young innovators’. 23-year-old Christopher Elliot is the founder of Untrapped, a one-stop student rental portal which manages the...
Read moreDetailsA NEW scheme launched to help children have access to quality reading materials during lockdown has been such a success that the organiser is hoping it will spread across the...
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS who helped prevent the concreting over of a popular beauty spot are warning that the plans may be revived. In 2018, Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee twice rejected plans...
Read moreDetailsWE ALL need reasons to be cheerful right now and here’s one: musician Olly Murs is planning for a live concert at Newbury Racecourse this summer. And he can’t wait....
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