New fire service CEO lays out vision to ‘rapidly evolve’ following appointment
Mark Arkwell?was appointed the new role at RBFRS last week following the retirement of previous chief executive of?Wayne Bowcock.
Read moreDetailsMark Arkwell?was appointed the new role at RBFRS last week following the retirement of previous chief executive of?Wayne Bowcock.
Read moreDetailsGWR has announced it will trial overnight services between Reading and the airport.
Read moreDetailsGiven the very challenging financial position ? we are in the first of three years of reductions in central government support for our services
Read moreDetailsIn our Borough many people rely on their car day in day out, not as a luxury but as a costly necessity.
Read moreDetailsAn event that celebrates Spring and reinforces the fact that Wokingham is open for business is set to take place in May.
Read moreDetailsAnyone using the roads this year will have seen the impact of January's extreme weather
Read moreDetailsThe question was based on Wokingham Today's front page story on February 12.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Liberal Democrats were awarded 'Council Group of the Year 'at the party's spring conference.
Read moreDetailsLocal residents have reacted on social media after a new poll has suggested that Reform UK would win in Bracknell
Read moreDetailsThere'll be full overnight closures and lane closures on the A3290.
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