Brethren church seeks to move its members-only shop to Three Mile Cross
A reclusive Christian sect wants to open a members-only shop at its closed-off compound in Three Mile Cross.
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Claims Wokingham town centre car parking machines are faulty
People risk being wrongly fined due to apparently faulty ticket machines in Wokingham town centre, a charity shop volunteer has claimed.
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Speeding parents and bad parking near a Woodley school are ‘an accident waiting to happen’
Speeding parents, bad parking and 'oblivious' children all add up to an 'accident waiting to happen' near Waingels College, councillors have warned.
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Elsie’s clickety clicks should have them in stitches
Elise's clickety clicks should have them in stitches
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CLASP enjoys an evening of jigs and two-steps
CLASP enjoys an evening of jigs and two-steps
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Reading 1-2 Wycombe: Late penalty sees Royals slip to costly defeat
Reading's hopes of League One survival took a costly hit as a late penalty saw them defeated by Wycombe Wanderers.
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Do the locomotion: miniature railway returns
Do the locomotion: miniature railway returns
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Get help from Citizens Advice in March
Get help from Citizens Advice in March
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Parking meters: all options being considered
Wokingham Borough Council has stressed that no decisions have been made regarding the introduction of parking meters.
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MP critical of solar farm plans
Sir John Redwood has said Wokingham Borough Council should focus on fixing potholes rather than spending £25 million on a solar farm in Barkham.
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