‘Devious plan redraws Winnersh boundary to fit more houses in’
Plans to redraw the settlement boundary in Winnersh have been dubbed as "devious" by Cllr Prue Bray.
Read moreDetailsPlans to redraw the settlement boundary in Winnersh have been dubbed as "devious" by Cllr Prue Bray.
Read moreDetailsTony Johnson's That Was The Week as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 17, 2020.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is ready for the cold weather, and has its gritting lorries primed and ready to go.
Read moreDetailsWargrave Pre-School has been struggling funding-wise, and now faces an uncertain future its committee says.
Read moreDetailsDomino's Wokingham is donating £5 from its new meal deal to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Read moreDetailsPupils from Crosfields School helped name four suites at Parsons Grange.
Read moreDetailsSERIOUS consideration should be given to delaying the return of secondary schools in the new year. That’s the view of the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Cllr Clive Jones,...
Read moreDetailsTHE INFECTION rate of coronavirus in Wokingham borough continues to rise, and the total number of recorded cases is now more than 3,000. New data released this evening by Public...
Read moreDetailsBrentford slotted in three first-half goals to breeze past the Royals and overtake them in the Championship table. A howler Rafael saw Reading go a goal down to Mathias Jensen's...
Read moreDetailsIN A BID to halt the spread of a new strain of coronavirus Wokingham borough, as well as London and parts of the South East, will face new Tier 4...
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