Town council’s ‘concerns’ over affordable homes plan
A large number of objections to the scheme were submitted.
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Fines for planning breach
The individuals failed to comply with the notices by the required date.
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Local councillor quits Labour over Gaza
Councillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
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MPs voice Trump visit concerns
They have called on the police and crime commissioner to ensure local policing will not be impacted.
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High rating for Royal Berkshire Hospital in patient survey
The survey asked people to give their opinions on the care they received.
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Festival returns this weekend
The Time Hops festival returns to the Siren Craft Brew Tap Yard .
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Naturally Speaking: Environmental News and Views
New national Scheme will see corporate laptops securely refurbished for budget-conscious users
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Police increase patrols following incident of indecent exposure in Joel Park, Wokingham
Police are increasing patrols in the area following an incident of indecent exposure in Joel Park in Wokingham last week.
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Diners queue to be first through McDonald’s doors in Wokingham
New restaurant will be good for the town says Wokingham's Deputy Mayor
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Therapies on Thames launches new KidsRehab services in Wokingham
New centre for specialist occupational therapy and rehabilitation for children opens at Wade Day Care Centre
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