Residents object to double yellows on some Wokingham borough roads, but others will see changes
Two roads in Wokingham borough have been spared from having new double yellow lines imposed on them after residents objected.
Read moreDetailsTwo roads in Wokingham borough have been spared from having new double yellow lines imposed on them after residents objected.
Read moreDetailsWater bills could rise by almost £15 a month to stop raw sewage being spilled into rivers, a Thames Water boss has said.
Read moreDetailsReading manager Ruben Selles has admitted that defender Nelson Abbey is close to sealing a departure from the club.
Read moreDetailsREADING remain in the League One drop zone after they were beaten on the road at Wigan Athletic.
Read moreDetailsAmongst passion down on the pitch during the pitch invasion at the Select Car Leasing Stadium during the game against Port Vale, there was a moment of compassion as Nelson...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM town could get a new family-friendly restaurant that serves loaded chip pizza fries.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of one of Wokingham's long-established business is calling on elected representatives to do something more to save the town.
Read moreDetailsJoy rang out from a church tower when a bellringing team from throughout Wokingham borough succeeded in their attempt to ring a full peal
Read moreDetails'THIS is a heart-breaking time for Royals fans who want to see urgent action to protect this much-loved club,' a Reading MP has warned.
Read moreDetailsSteven Hicks was convicted at Reading Crown Court on Friday, January 19, after sexually assaulting an elderly woman
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