Future of Wokingham’s park and ride sites up for review, as one is labelled ‘an expensive white elephant’
WOKINGHAM'S park and ride sites are up for review, especially as two are not being used to ferry passengers to town centres.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM'S park and ride sites are up for review, especially as two are not being used to ferry passengers to town centres.
Read moreDetailsTHE GOVERNMENT'S autumn statement didn't do enough to help councils cope with rising inflation, and should be ensuring Wokingham is funded 'properly'
Read moreDetailsA PETITION is calling for the council to install a new traffic light-controlled pedestrian crossing to make access easier to Earley train station.
Read moreDetailsHOUSING companies owned by Wokingham Borough Council are looking at ways to operate differently in the future.
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women's manager Kelly Chambers wants the Women's Super League to capitalise on attendances during the Men's FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Read moreDetailsThe Foundry Bell on London Road, formerly a Loch Fyne seafood restaurant, will welcome its first punters on Friday, December 2.
Read moreDetailsChoir seeks female singers
Read moreDetailsCllr Caroline Smith was sent a card by His Majesty King Charles III in response to the borough's condolence messages
Read moreDetailsBAD BEHAVIOUR in council meetings should not be tolerated and the mayor took the right actions when a councillor swore in the chamber last week.
Read moreDetailsA team of crochet enthusiasts, the Hurst Hookers, produced a moving display of poppies which had drivers stopping to take photos.
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