Earley sports pitch plans in the floodlight
Wokingham borough has a significant shortfall of around eight 3G artificial pitches.
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Rain didn’t dampen party spirits as Elms Field hosts Wokingham’s Party in the Park
The show went on despite the weather.
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Bucket List Wishes Summer Festival to return in July
Bucket List Wishes is set to host a music festival at Highfield Park in July, bringing live music and food for an afternoon of fun.
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Plans for 650 homes near Arborfield revealed
Details have emerged for a large residential development on the outskirts of Arborfield.
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‘Safety’ cited for footpath closures
Many residents feel it is essential to maintain access.
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Pharmacy First initiative sees over 350,000 consultations in first year
Over 350,000 people in the region had been treated for common conditions since the Pharmacy First initiative was launched in January last year.
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Waste contract awarded to Biffa
A "robust and comprehensive" tender process for the contract attracted significant interest.
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Claire’s hair today, gone tomorrow, for little princesses
Wokingham woman donates her long locks for charity
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Thames Water is a ‘sinking ship’ says MP
Wokingham MP has labelled Thames Water as a 'sinking ship' after their deal worth billions fell through last week.
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Thames Valley Air Ambulance urges people to ‘summer safely’
Thames Valley Air Ambulance crews have experienced their busiest month in two years, with 301 call outs in May.
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