‘Poor communication’ over new speed limits
Residents were told via a social media post four days after the changes.
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No more tweets from Wokingham council
It is ".. no longer active on X."
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Mayor welcomes new businesses
She welcomes several new businesses.
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Top ten award for law firm
It has been ranked joint tenth in Planning magazine's list of the 'Highest Rated Planning Law Firms'.
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Emergency alert testing in September
The government will be running a national test on Sunday, September 7.
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How to stay cool ahead of next heatwave this week
From Thursday, July 10, temperatures will reach 30° Celsius through the rest of the week, including highs of 32° Celsius on Friday.
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New contract for Cardo in Wokingham
The five-year contract covers the council's housing stock, as well as properties owned by its housing companies.
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Thames Water: use water wisely
'Unless the situation changes significantly, we will need to put usage restrictions,in place.'
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Man charged with sexual assaults
The charges relate to four incidents at Nirvana Spa.
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Circle Trust comes together to showcase students’ talents
The 11 schools within The Circle Trust came together for the concert.
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