Council reveals why Heathlands Road closure in Wokingham has been extended
Wokingham borough council has said it cannot reopen Heathlands Road today.
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Town centre clash sparks debate: Should historic windows in Market Place stay or go?
The site features an 18th century, three-storey terraced property in the heart of the Wokingham town centre .
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Raw Sounds Today: Sonic Whip, doops, Myles Addison
Reading is becoming a second home for this blues-rock trio from the Netherlands. They've played at the Purple Turtle three times now
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Two more Wokingham town councillors step down
Two more Wokingham town councillors have resigned.
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‘Please don’t talk our town down’: Councillor acts to clarify myths around footfall in Wokingham town centre
"We need a vibrant, attractive town to attract retailers."
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Residents react on social media as Wokingham named as one of UK’s ‘happiest’ retirement spots
Wokingham residents have reacted on social media following the news that the town has ranked as one of the UK's 'happiest' retirement spots.
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Bracknell goes 007: Local charity to host glamorous Casino Royale gala
My Cancer My Choices' Casino Royale event will be a night that's licenced to thrill
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Pick up free tips on how to save energy costs at Spencers Wood Repair Cafe
Meet the team from KillAWatt at the next Lambs Lane event
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From classroom to woodland: Shinfield pupils help shape Covid memorial in Wokingham
Pupils from Shinfield St Mary's Junior School have helped plant more than 130 young trees
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Wokingham Town councillor resigns
Councillor Matteo Fumagalli, a Liberal Democrat Wokingham town councillor for the Norreys East ward, has resigned.
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