Army called to Warfield to detonate unexploded bomb
A BOMB dating back to the First World War has been discovered in Warfield. Thames Valley Police said there is to be a planned controlled explosion later this morning. It...
Read moreDetailsA BOMB dating back to the First World War has been discovered in Warfield. Thames Valley Police said there is to be a planned controlled explosion later this morning. It...
Read moreDetailsThe amount needed to fix the current backlog of repairs was reported to be £16.3 billion.
Read moreDetailsAt the final Wokingham council meeting ahead of the local elections on May 2, party leaders took time to thank those who were not seeking re-election
Read moreDetailsCLASP Wokingham springs into action
Read moreDetailsGardeners can prepare for spring jobs in the garden, at California Gardeners' Club
Read moreDetailsAndrew Gray One of my favourite parts of being a councillor, is going out talking to residents every week and finding out what improvements they want to see, both in...
Read moreDetailsNew faces have hit the streets of Wokingham Borough to help residents recycle more of their waste.
Read moreDetailsI came into local politics for two reasons. The first was to do right for Arborfield and Wokingham residents.
Read moreDetailsYoungsters can enjoy friendship and fun thanks to generous donors
Read moreDetailsSir Ed is hoping his party can go from running the council as a minority administration to having a majority
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