School Street scheme could be trialled by Earley school
Radstock School in Earley has been earmarked for the scheme which would see roads closed to traffic during school pick-up and drop-off times
Read moreDetailsRadstock School in Earley has been earmarked for the scheme which would see roads closed to traffic during school pick-up and drop-off times
Read moreDetailsNorreys ward Labour councillors Rachel Burgess and Marie-Louise Weighill told the chamber it was a "small example of how the council could help".
Read moreDetailsResidents in the Hawthorn and Cutbush Lane areas had concerns at how drivers were treating the residential area
Read moreDetailsCllr Andy Croy had collected signatures calling on the council to restore three disabled parking spaces in the Headley Road car park
Read moreDetailsThis summer, residents will receive a new wheelie bin and, from the autumn ,collections with alternate between recycling and general waste
Read moreDetailsHurst councillor Wayne Smith said the eastbound lane on the A4 Bath Road has been 'flooded in several places'
Read moreDetailsClive Jones, an elected hospital governor and also the Lib Dem parliamentary candidate for Wokingham, said the ward left patients no space for privacy
Read moreDetailsSwim for fun, and for charity
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has said the new and improved California Crossroads roadworks are on track.
Read moreDetailsTWO teenagers were assaulted in Matthewsgreen last month and police have just released a CCTV image of a man they believe can help their investigation. The incident happened around 4.45pm...
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