ANOTHER 80 positive cases of coronavirus were recorded in Wokingham borough today, as the UK recorded its highest daily total since the pandemic began. In England and Wales, there were...
Read moreDetailsThe number of Wokingham borough residents who have tested positive for coronavirus has increased over the festive season. The rise has been mirrored across Berkshire, which was placed into a...
Read moreDetailsRAIL services from Wokingham are facing a day of disruption after a landslip over Christmas weekend. The incident happened at Wanborough. There was heavy rain overnight on Boxing Day into...
Read moreDetailsStudents in Wokingham borough can learn from The National Museum of Computing.
Read moreDetailsOpenreach is heading into 2021 with 27 new job opportunities available in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsRob Ballentine's lockdown art adventure has turned into an entirely new career, and he's even drawn for some Royal customers.
Read moreDetailsCllr Andy Croy says expanding Heathrow runway is bad news for Wokingham borough.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is donating tech to vulnerable residents to keep them connected during lockdown.
Read moreDetailsCorporate insolvencies are 50% lower than this time last year, but R3 says they do not reflect the state of the economy.
Read moreDetailsCare England is asking the government to reward our care staff in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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