Wokingham-based firm empowering women
Wokingham-based LRG has launched an initiative to further its empowerment of women.
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M25 full closure details revealed
There will be five full closures between now and September 2024
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Parking meters: all options being considered
Wokingham Borough Council has stressed that no decisions have been made regarding the introduction of parking meters.
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MP critical of solar farm plans
Sir John Redwood has said Wokingham Borough Council should focus on fixing potholes rather than spending £25 million on a solar farm in Barkham.
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More pupils get first choice school
The 80.21% figure this year is an increase compared with previous years.
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Young chess mates check out opponents
Young chess mates check out opponents
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Theresa May to step down as MP in next general election
Maidenhead MP Theresa May is to step down at the next general election. She announced the news via the Maidenhead Advertiser. "Since stepping down as Prime Minister I have enjoyed...
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Market trader upset by council threat
Wokingham Borough Council has been accused of "cruel harrassment" by a market trader.
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Wokingham ranked second in happiness study
Wokingham strikes a balance between economic vitality and environmental sustainability.
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Unicorn donation a rocket boost for charities
Unicorn donation a rocket boost for charities
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