Residents call for removal of “dangerous” traffic calming measures
A WOKINGHAM resident has voiced his concerns about road safety in his area and the lack of response from Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM resident has voiced his concerns about road safety in his area and the lack of response from Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsA NEW campaign to warn of the dangers of vaping has been launched in Wokingham after research suggests that almost one in 10 teenagers use ecigarettes
Read moreDetailsSome weeks ago, my Conservative colleague Cllr Wayne Smith warned that the failure of Wokingham’s Lib Dem/Labour/Independent administration to get on with the Local Plan risked opening up our communities...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has begun an investigation into comments made on social media referring to the murder of Kiyan Prince on Saturday
Read moreDetailsChristopher George, brought up in Twickenham, is the new president of the Cambridge Union, the world's oldest debating society.
Read moreDetailsCouncil calls for Gypsy and Traveller sites
Read moreDetailsTHE team behind ambitious plans to rebuild the Royal Berkshire Hospital for the 21st century are seeking views about its short list of sites
Read moreDetailsTHE author behind Downton Abbey has turned his head to some tales from the riverbank, for a musical version of The Wind in the Willows
Read moreDetailsCOATS was presented with the £1,500 cheque by Louise Jedras, the Wokingham Tesco Community Champion, earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY GROUP has made some alterations to its service provision for 2023.
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