Who would benefit from 3G pitch at Maiden Erlegh School, asks resident
AFTER meetings where residents asked questions against plans to build a 3G sports pitch in Lower Earley, a supporter of the proposals had his chance
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Hold your Christmas party in a Wokingham business and help them through the cost-of-living crisis urges council leader
WOKINGHAM should support local businesses when celebrating the festive season. That's the call from the leader of the council.
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Newtown man arrested on Dutch border one of two men due to appear at Reading Crown Court next month over alleged double kidnapping in Lower Earley
A NEWTOWN man was arrested at the Dutch border and is one of two men charged over an alleged double kidnapping in Lower Earley last year
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Reading Buses brings in new training vehicle to help get drivers up to speed
TRAINEE bus drivers will be taking extra care on their driving lessons: they'll be doing so in a brand-new vehicle.
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South East equity finance markets sees growth in net zero options
THE South East equity finance markets have grown in investment value by 59% over the past financial year, with £679m in the first half of this year
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WaterSafe supports up-and-coming plumbers in HIP Learner of the Year 2023 contest
YOUNG plumbing and heating students and apprentices are being encouraged to enter a contest to showcase their skills.
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Council supports residents over cost-of-living crisis
RESIDENTS struggling with rocketing bills are being promised help and support to keep warm and well-fed this winter.
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Future of former Wokingham Library site remains unclear as council undertakes financial review
THE FUTURE of the old Wokingham Library remains unclear as the council undertakes a review of its portfolio as part of a cost-saving review.
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Future of Wokingham’s park and ride sites up for review, as one is labelled ‘an expensive white elephant’
WOKINGHAM'S park and ride sites are up for review, especially as two are not being used to ferry passengers to town centres.
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Housing companies start exploring ways to work better together
HOUSING companies owned by Wokingham Borough Council are looking at ways to operate differently in the future.
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