AS WOKINGHAM prepares for Tier 2 conditions from next Wednesday, Matt Rodda, one of the borough’s four MPs has expressed his gratitude to people for their hard work. In a...
Read moreDetailsANOTHER two weekends of road closures are planned to allow work on the Smart Motorway project to continue. This weekend, the M4 will be shut between junctions 8/9 (Maidenhead) and...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM borough has been placed in Tier 2 for the next phase of the coronavirus pandemic. From Wednesday, December 2, the current lockdown restrictions will be replaced by a return...
Read moreDetailsA maximum of 2,000 fans will be permitted to attend games at the Madejski Stadium from December 5, after the Wokingham borough and Reading were placed in tier two of...
Read moreDetailsMOST of the Thames Valley – including Wokingham borough – are being placed in Tier 2 when the national lockdown ends next week. Only Slough is being placed in tier...
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has launched a special awards ceremony for its staff this year.
Read moreDetailsFORMER Rams RFC junior Johnny Williams admitted he was ‘ecstatic’ to make his Wales debut in their 18-0 Autumn Nations Cup victory against Georgia on Saturday, writes Richard Ashton. The...
Read moreDetailsOFTEC is encouraging residents to install carbon monoxide alarms.
Read moreDetailsNew coronavirus restrictions are being put in place next week as England emerges from national lockdown.
Read moreDetailsSanofi, based in Earley, says its initial coronavirus vaccine trials are looking "positive".
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