Full steam ahead for Carnival Hub apartments
The mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments look set to welcome residents by early 2025.
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Calls for compensation for California traders
Support is growing for Wokingham Borough Council to provide assistance for businesses that have been damaged by the California crossroads roadworks.
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Council to close Cantley Park cafe
Wokingham Borough Council has announced its intention to close the cafe at Cantley Park.
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Praise for St Dominic Savio from schools minister
Praise for St Dominic Savio from schools minister
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Date revealed for Wokingham’s new repair cafe
Date revealed for Wokingham's new repair cafe
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Soft opening for new business
The opening of the business is the culmination of extensive work since the premises was taken over in September of last year.
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Shinfield museum plans set for approval
A new building for the Natural History museum could be built if councillors grant planning permission tonight.
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Jones calls for minister to visit RBH
The Liberal Democrat candidate for Wokingham, has written to the Secretary of State for Health asking her to visit the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Waitrose plans refused for wall reconstruction
Waitrose has been refused permission to conduct reconstruction and restoration work on a wall at its Wokingham store.
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Thames Water joins Tent UK, a new coalition of companies connecting refugees to jobs
A NEW scheme aimed at helping refugees get into work has been launched, and a major Reading-based business is part of it.
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