Concern over Maiden Erlegh 3G pitch proposals
At a council meeting on Thursday, October 20, questions were asked on how to tackle cost, anti-social behaviour, pollution and impact on residents.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Un-Democratic Coalition
Another week and again more evidence that the Liberal/Labour/Independent coalition are just not democratic.
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Swapped at birth, a story in film
Swapped at birth, a story in film
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Villagers join campaign to find new team to run their historic pub dating back to the 1600s
A village has joined a campaign to find a landlord or lady to run their ancient pub which has closed.
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Housebuilder offers help with energy bills for buyers of its new Binfield homes
BUYERS of a new housing development in Binfield are being offered £2,000 to help with the energy bills
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Wokingham Borough Council to do ‘all it can’ to support residents with cost of living
Cllr Clive Jones: "This administration will do what we can to help our least well-off residents through these very difficult times."
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Petition of 4,000 signatures to stop parking charge rise handed in to Wokingham Borough Council
It was presented at a full council meeting on Thursday, October 20, by Cllr Keith Baker on behalf of the Wokingham Conservative Group.
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‘Thieves break into my house in my dreams’: Residents left reeling after bike thefts
MULTIPLE bike thefts have caused some Wokingham residents to question the safety of their neighbourhood.
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The Poppy shop returns to Wokingham
The Poppy shop returns to Wokingham
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Arts4Wokingham calls for public support for The Arc
A RALLYING cry has been issued to ensure a new landmark sculpture for Wokingham will go ahead. Arts4Wokingham is seeking support for The Arc
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