Wokingham’s council tax to rise 4.99%
WOKINGHAM residents will be asked to pay an additional 4.99% on their council tax this coming financial year,
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Tory leader’s budget verdict: Lib Dems are forcing higher taxes, higher fees and higher charges on Wokingham borough residents
THE budget that councillors will be asked to vote on this evening has not impressed Wokingham Conservatives.
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Motorists face long delays for three months so a railway bridge in east Reading can be repainted
MOTORISTS are facing long delays to get in and out of Reading due to a three-month project to repaint a railway bridge.
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Woodley residents to see reduction in precept
WOODLEY residents will be among those asked to pay a smaller precept in the forthcoming finanical year.
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There were flowing songs at Nick’s Sing-a- long
There were flowing songs at Nick's Sing-a- long
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A fruity find: Gardener discovers two new varieties of apple in their allotment
A fruity find: Gardener discovers two new varieties of apple in their allotment
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Wokingham youth drama will create a storm
Wokingham Youth drama will create a storm
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Police appeal for information following RTC in Bracknell
A man in his forties, the driver of the Audi, was taken to hospital, where he remains.
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The Foxes’ Den saved from closure by outpouring of support
The Foxes' Den, a community interest company based on Benetfield Road, also offers a number of activities and events.
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Councillor apologises for misunderstanding over Hong Kong comments
Cllr Gregor Murray said: "If my words have been interpreted in that way then I wholeheartedly apologise for any offence I may have caused."
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