Community running club celebrate member's life
Club owner James Suarez organised the tribute run in Mr Drake’s memory. He said: “It was really moving. We had a massive turnout, which just shows the respect Tony had...
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Superstore offers free brunches to celebrate refurbishment of cafe
THEY say there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but a free brunch? Yep, that’s a thing. Families are being invited to book in for the event, being held...
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Earley school rolls not project to recover in near future warns councillor
FALLING school numbers in Earley were raised by Cllr Caroline Smith at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council on Thursday, January 23. She wanted to know: “With the projection of...
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Wokingham Borough Council pledges support to Breastfeeding Network
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL remains committed to breast feeding and is pledging to create a sustainable, long-term future for the Breastfeeding Network, which helps new mums get to grips with feeding...
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Wet recycling: it's sorted and saved, but please keep it dry!
WET and non-recyclable waste is sorted by re3 and what can be saved from landfill is. Cllr Pauline Helliar-Symons (Cons) wanted to know if the contents of a resident’s black...
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Wokingham Borough Council adopts new homelessness and rough sleeping strategy
THE COUNCIL’S new strategy into homelessness and rough sleeping was approved by councillors at a meeting held at Shute End on Thursday, January 23. The debate was introduced by...
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Has Wokingham Borough Council learnt anything from the Hare Hatch Sheeplands review?
WHETHER Wokingham Borough Council had learnt any lessons from the high court battle with Hare Hatch Sheeplands was a question asked by member of the public Philip Meadowcroft. At a...
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CLIMATE EMERGENCY: Teenagers issue challenges at Wokingham Borough Council meeting
TEENAGERS from Woodley asked a number of questions relating to the climate emergency at the council meeting held on Thursday, January 23. William Gale wanted to know if the council’s...
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What can Wokingham Borough Council do to address gender pay gap?
At a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council held on Thusday, January 23, two questions were asked by members of the Women’s Equality Party about the council’s gender pay gap and...
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Shuttlebus service to help Finchampstead residents affected by Nine Mile Ride road closure
A SHUTTLEBUS service aimed at helping connect people in Finchampstead during waterworks on Nine Mile Ride will start running from early next month. South East Water will operate the route...
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