Public sector worker ‘not satisfied’ with public apology issues by Bracknell councillor
A public sector worker has stated that he is 'not satisfied' with a public apology issued by a Bracknell councillor
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Dingley’s Promise secures Uni of Reading funding for food and play initiative
The Uni of Reading has announced a new nutrition project with Dingley's Promise aimed at helping SEND children in Reading and Wokingham.
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Council appeals for information following large fly tip
Bracknell Forest Council asks Wellers Lane drivers for dash cam footage
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Wokingham Borough features in Electric Evolution podcast
How is the borough acting on the climate emergency?
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Borough residents can now donate reusable items from their doorstep
Wokingham Borough Council announces new donation scheme
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Wokingham MP pays tribute
Clive Jones, the MP for Wokingham, has planted a cross in the Constituency Garden of Remembrance in Westminster.
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Winnersh consultancy to collaborate with Amazon
Two firms share a passion for transforming Saudi Arabia's digital capabilities
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Wokingham Headteacher backs MP’s calls for SEND debate
There's a need to 'urgently expand the availability of specialist provision for children with SEND'
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Wokingham man jailed after throwing faeces at police officer during arrest
A man who threw faeces at a police officer as he was being arrested in Wokingham has been jailed for more than two years.
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Poppy shop returns to The Lexicon
The pop-up shop is located on Braccan Walk next to River Island.
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