Leader calls for ban on Thames Water executive bonuses
The comments were made after Thames Water revealed plans to introduce hosepipe bans on residents in Wokingham from Wednesday, August 24.
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SHARE Wokingham restricts bags to ensure everyone gets a fair helping
SHARE Wokingham, which has nine sites across the borough, has implemented a one bag per household limit as demand for its services remains high.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council leader seeks support for housing reform
Cllr Clive Jones thinks a new framework is required to ensure development is spread evenly across the country
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Nettlebed Folk Club to welcome back Faustus for its new season
NETTLEBED Folk Club is to return next month, bringing an eclectic mix of musicians every week.
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Government plans £130million support package for bus firms – but what does it mean for Reading?
THE GOVERNMENT has announced a £130m support package to help bus services keep on motoring.
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++UPDATED++FOUND++Police appeal for help to find Rose, who has gone missing from Wokingham
++UPDATED++ Thames Valley Police report that Rose has been found and they thank those who shared the appeal++UPDATED++ POLICE are appealing for help to find a woman from Wokingham who...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: ACT Foundation UK sends aid to Ukraine
A COMMUNITY group has sent a lorry load of love to Ukraine.
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Reading-based theatre company RABBLE to team up with BBC Radio Berkshire to present new radio play to mark the 50th anniversary since the expulsion of the Ugandan Asians in 1972
A NEW radio play will be hitting the airwaves this autumn, thanks to a Reading-based theatre company.
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Keyless car theft in Crowthorne – police appeal for witnesses
A RANGE ROVER Sport car has been stolen and police are appealing for witnesses.
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Wokingham allotment goes solar
Wokingham allotment goes solar
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