LONELINESS is being addressed by Wokingham Borough Council in a variety of ways. That’s the pledge made by Cllr Charles Margetts during a virtual meeting of the Executive, held on...
Read moreDetailsA FEE paid by companies taking part in a Wokingham Borough Council-run virtual Christmas market goes towards administration costs. Cllr Stuart Munro, the executive member for business and economic development,...
Read moreDetailsNEGOTIATIONS between Wokingham Borough Council and its partner for its adult social care company are still ongoing. Wokingham Lib Dem group leader Cllr Lindsay Ferris wanted to know if relations...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL should consult the public more on proposed changes to the remuneration of councillors. That’s the view of Cllr Andy Croy, Labour group leader on Wokingham Borough Council....
Read moreDetailsThe Royals are back in front of the Sky Sports cameras again, but will be hoping to break the curse of recent defeats on TV when they host Bristol City...
Read moreDetailsJoy Cafe is extending its free meal scheme by offering free meals over the festive season, with the help of three local charities.
Read moreDetailsReading UK has launched its own recovery and renewal strategy, 'Power by People' to improve the local economy.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after two cars were involved in a collision in Reading's town centre.
Read moreDetailsFrom The Executive as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 26, 2020.
Read moreDetailsChurches across Crowthorne are lighting up the village streets this year.
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