Thousands sign petition to take ‘urgent action’ on ‘dangerous death trap’ junction
Two thousand people have now joined an appeal calling on authorities to take 'urgent action' on a junction
Read moreDetailsTwo thousand people have now joined an appeal calling on authorities to take 'urgent action' on a junction
Read moreDetailsA fast food restaurant in Wokingham has had its application to operate a 24-hour operation rejected by Wokingham Borough Council. A meeting of the council’s licensing sub committee last week...
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham restaurant has announced it will close its doors today. Fare Eatery, located in the courtyard inside Wokingham town hall, opened in June 2024. In a statement on its...
Read moreDetailsHE future looks bright for 21 youth match officials in the making, after they secured kit sponsorship from six Berkshire opticians.
Read moreDetailsFirst of all, I'd like to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a Happy New year.
Read moreDetailsAs the festive season approaches, St John Ambulance shares essential first aid tips to ensure a safe and joyous time.
Read moreDetailsSafety concerns for staff of a fast-food chain in Wokingham have been raised as the company bids to stay open into the early hours of the morning.
Read moreDetailsReception classes in the Wokingham Borough could have the number of places significantly reduced to tackle a rising surplus of vacant spaces.
Read moreDetailsChristmas is upon us, so this week we are adding to the playlist seasonal songs with a local connection to get you in the mood!
Read moreDetailsA busy train station could have some of its parking spaces cut ? despite commuters claiming there is a 'chronic shortage' of spaces currently
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