Council calls for clarity over fund
The scheme has helped the most vulnerable residents in the borough.
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Read moreDetailsYear 10 pupils of south Asian heritage were invited to a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics conference at the Whiteknights campus
Read moreDetailsOur Royal Berkshire Hospital is one of our most treasured local institutions as the main provider of hospital services for Wokingham
Read moreDetailsATTEMPTS to fix a gas leak on a main road in Finchampstead are continuing ? meaning works continue to clash with the closure of California Crossroads
Read moreDetailsA MAN has gone missing from Earley, and police are appealing for help to try and trace him.
Read moreDetailsA SONNING man has been jailed for dealing crack cocaine, heroin, and cocaine.
Read moreDetailsThames Water has partnered with two infrastructure and consulting firms as it launches a new framework to provide sustainable water sources
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Earley Town Council says a decision not to increase its precept is down to 'prudent management',
Read moreDetailsWokingham volunteer fair enjoys 'phenomenal' response
Read moreDetailsYou may have heard, or been told, that the requirement for local planning targets for new dwellings has been relaxed. This is not the case.
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