Man jailed for slashing victim’s face with knife in Wokingham
A 49-year-old man from Wokingham has been jailed for eight years after he slashed a victim across the face with a knife.
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Squire’s Garden Centres announces new borough store
Family run horticultural business will open its doors soon in Hare Hatch
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: When will the Liberal Democrats start listening?
At the last Council meeting, my colleague Cllr Peter Harper submitted a petition to the Council to calling for changes to the new round abouts
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Adult Social Care in Wokingham
In 2021, the Government announced their intention to introduce assurance in adult social care, including that the CQC
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Liberal Democrats hold Winnersh
She polled 52.7% of the vote with 1,172 to win the seat that was previously held by Paul Fishwick.
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FROM THE MP: Yuan Yang – Oakbank School
Ensuring that all children in our local area get the best start in life is crucially important. A child's schooling can shape their future
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Arborfield brownies loved designing watering cans
The youngsers teamed up with house builder for water saving campaign
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Homes approved for business park
Officers have granted approval for the site in Mulberry Business Park.
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School makeover gets the green light
St Sebastians will carry out works to the roof of its main building.
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Govt commits to cancer strategy
It has been Wokingham MP Clive Jones' principal missions since his election.
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