Wokingham labour leader presents petition for safe school crossing
Residents in Norreys contacted Cllr Rachel Burgess, Labour councillor, about road safety near The Holt School, as their children cross Milton Road.
Read moreDetailsResidents in Norreys contacted Cllr Rachel Burgess, Labour councillor, about road safety near The Holt School, as their children cross Milton Road.
Read moreDetailsUNIONS have warned that NHS dentistry is ?hanging by a thread? with some patients facing two-year waits for routine check ups.
Read moreDetailsFirst Days Children's Charity will be holding the fundraising event at the Rose Inn, Market Place, Wokingham, on Thursday, February 3.
Read moreDetailsINFLATION will rise even higher than the 5.4% figure revealed this morning, and households face a cost-of-living crunch, warns the CBI.
Read moreDetailsStrictly's Ian Waite will be returning to his home stage when The Ballroom Boys ? Act Two arrives at Reading's Hexagon theatre on Wednesday, June 8.
Read moreDetailsAdd some spice to your week with this one-pan prawn wonder from Love Seafood.
Read moreDetailsThe pollutants, including diesel exhausts, stop insects from sniffing out the crops and wildflowers that depend on them.
Read moreDetailsA man whose life of drugs, violence and jail was turned round after he met Christian street evangelists, is speaking at a local church this Sunday.
Read moreDetailsA charity helping separating and divorced people has been standing by to offer support this week, following Monday's Divorce Day.
Read moreDetailsA SHARP and perceptive look at life in the 1960s is the subject of the next play from Wokingham Theatre.
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