Jones ranked in most active new MPs list
He made 935 parliamentary contributions in 2024.
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New headteacher joins Winnersh school
Wheatfield Primary appoints Heidi Ray
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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Traffic chaos as Molly Millars Lane diversions begin
Queues form at bottlenecks as motorists navigate closures
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Ashridge Park hit ten in FA Cup
Wokingham town deputy mayor, Cllr Alwyn Jones, was guest of honour for the match.
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Wokingham to celebrate Heritage Open Day with free Victorian time-travel experience
Enjoy a day of history, games and activities in the town centre
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Finchampstead Road closure starts today
There will be diversions and be some disruption for up to five months.
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It’s time for CATS to start panto. Oh, yes it is.
Crowthorne performers are excited to start rehearsals for their annual winter show
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Push for compensation for people in Reading who lost water
A water company in Reading is being pushed to give out more compensation to people who lost water for hours during major outages.
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Conversion of prominent office building in Reading into 58 flats rejected
A plan to convert a prominent office building in Reading town centre into dozens of flats has been rejected over flooding concerns.
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