MP demands more resources to tackle shoplifting ‘crisis’
His call comes after visiting stores in Wokingham affected by shoplifting.
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Woosehill Scouts help to restore Fox Hill
New saplings will help to re-establish native plant growth in Woosehill
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Drop-in sessions planned for Hall Farm project
More details for the controversial development are set to be revealed.
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New store opening in Wokingham
Toolstation has announced the opening of a new store in Fishponds Road.
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Revealed: the cost of potholes in Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council has spent more than £722,000 on pothole repairs, and has seen a rise in the number of compensation claims.
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Bracknell teacher selected for Eurovision
Charlotte Steele is part of the band Remember Monday.
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Town hall decorated for International Women’s Day
Barkham Hookers created the decorations.
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War of words rages on over California Cross
Claims that comments are ".. undermining public confidence."
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Rugby boost for the Forest
The award will be used to purchase much-needed rugby equipment for the school.
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Getting to the Cheltenham Festival by train
Extra services and trains with more carriages will provide almost 2,000 additional seats.
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