Covid support for businesses until 2022
At last week's executive meeting, Wokingham Borough Council pledged to support businesses until 2022.
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‘Stick to the limit on Nine Mile Ride,’ resident pleads
A Finchampstead resident is pleading for people to abide by the speed limit on Nine Mile Ride.
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‘Concerning’ rise in young people on universal credit
The number of young people on universal credit has quadrupled this year.
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Sir John Redwood outlines benefits of leaving EU on a No Deal basis
AS TALKS with the European Union continue, Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood has been explaining why he thinks the UK would be better offer leaving with No Deal. Last weekend...
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Coronavirus: Bracknell MP James Sunderland praises constituents for their community spirit
BRACKNELL MP has praised his constituents for their community spirit during the coronavirus pandemic. James Sunderland, whose constituency includes parts of Wokingham borough, made the comments during a parliamentary debate...
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Vandalism at Wokingham jewellers could dampen Christmas spirit, says business association
The Nutcrackers outside of Strange the Jewellers on Bush Walk have been vandalised.
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John Halsall: From the executive
From the executive as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 10, 2020.
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Make a date with Henley Arts Trail
Artists from across the Thames Valley are showcasing their art in next year's Henley Arts Trail calendar.
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Celebrities support call for Reading Gaol as arts centre
A number of celebrities have joined the call to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre.
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Wooden it be lovely: Pinocchio at Norden Farm
Norden Farm is welcoming a new take on Pinocchio from the Indefinite Articles.
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