Ofwat report shows Thames Water ‘waste’ 635 million litres every day
The Ofwat report shows that more than 600 million litres a day are lost from Thames Water infrastructure, as the hosepipe band comes into force
Read moreDetailsThe Ofwat report shows that more than 600 million litres a day are lost from Thames Water infrastructure, as the hosepipe band comes into force
Read moreDetailsLoch Fyne, on the London Road, has announced it is closing on Sunday, August 28.
Read moreDetailsThe first ever Wokingham Classic Car Show, hosted by Wokingham Lions, took place at Elms Field on Saturday, July 2.
Read moreDetailsWokingham locals express feelings through art
Read moreDetailsIF THERE'S one thing Scott Bennett wants to do it's make you laugh, particularly given everything that's been going on.
Read moreDetailsTaking place from Saturday through to bank holiday Monday Wokingham Festival features bands, real ale, good food and family-friendly fun
Read moreDetailsThere are times when the wealth of activities can be too much. A number of groups help out including the Salvation Army and the Street Pastors.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group's upcoming open day could see the birth of Wokingham's newest star.
Read moreDetailsThe new facility, relocating from its current home on Denmark Street, will open its doors at Carnival Hub on Monday, September 19, at 1.30pm.
Read moreDetails"Soaring energy prices are having an impact on everyone and this money is there to help you," said Cllr Imogen Shepherd-DuBey
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