This is why the Winnersh Crossroads can’t be reopened just yet
MOTORISTS fed up with roadworks on a busy Winnersh road will have to endure them for a while longer. SGN is using the summer holidays to carry out essential upgrades...
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Peach Street and Broad Street overnight road closures for regeneration works
TO HELP ensure that Wokingham town’s Market Place regeneration is finished by Sunday, August 19 - and to reduce closure of Broad Street from four weeks to just one -...
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Race is on to finish Wokingham’s Market Place regeneration by Sunday
Borough Council promising work to be completed for August 19 THE MARKET PLACE regeneration project is now in its final countdown with overnight works planned for this week as contractors...
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Time for tea for Chemogiftbags charity
Woodley's Coronation Hall venue for singing, cake and tea EVERYTHING started with tea for a local charity. Last month, supporters of Chemogiftbags came together for an afternoon tea party in...
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Executive votes to axe Wokingham’s school crossing patrollers
PHIL CREIGHTON – the only journalist present at Wokingham Borough Council's Executive meeting on July 26 – presents his incisive and brilliant round-up of the debates, the questions and the...
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‘Welsh Springsteen’ to perform in Wokingham
Martyn Joseph among autumn acts of Wokingham Concerts AN INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed singer-songwriter known as is preparing to perform in a Wokingham church this autumn. Martyn Joseph, who sings tales of...
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Gipsy Lane neighbours celebrate new community garden
Residents team up with support from Wokingham In Bloom RESIDENTS have raised their glasses to a new community garden. Set on a disused verge in Gipsy Lane, the group proved...
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Plenty of fun for all ages at Twyford Village Fete
A HOST of fun is planned for the Twyford Village Fete, which will be held in Stanlake Meadow on Saturday, August 18. The afternoon event will include a display of...
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Church reveals why it pulled out of centre plan for Matthewsgreen development
Growth means planned community centre wouldn't be big enough A CHURCH that had been appointed to run a new community centre has said that the plans were a compromise, and...
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Even Wokingham council vehicles get parking tickets!
Van with a permit gets fine in Shute End car park EVEN the council isn’t above the law when it comes to parking! This council van was given a ticket...
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