Wokingham Borough Council objects to government planning proposal
The government's Planning For The Future white paper has been rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsThe government's Planning For The Future white paper has been rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsThe mayor of Wokingham borough visited Gorse Ride recently as the project takes another step forward.
Read moreDetailsTony Johnson's That Was The Week as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 12, 2020.
Read moreDetailsNEIGHBOURS in Woodley have been celebrating after scooping a cash prize. Six people in Walton Close had their postcode drawn in the People’s Postcode Lottery daily draw on Thursday, November...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS studying at the University of Reading will be able to get tests before returning home for Christmas. Earlier this week, the Government announced a travel window when lockdown ends,...
Read moreDetailsI have never been more thankful for the international break. Reading’s form has dropped off a cliff in the last three games and only thanks to their incredible start to...
Read moreDetailsBluebird Care Reading and Wokingham is a finalist in The Great British Care Awards for the fifth year running.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Waterloo Road will be closed overnight later this month.
Read moreDetailsCharlie Kristensen, behind the #CheerUpCharlie campaign, is releasing a charity fundraising single for National Anti-Bullying Week.
Read moreDetailsSanta still needs his little helpers to make Christmas happy in Wokingham this year - the annual Giving Tree Appeal has launched.
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