Telegraph polling suggests Sir John Redwood will lose his seat at general election
NEW POLLING by the Daily Telegraph suggests that Wokingham would be one of the seats the Conservatives would lose in the next general election.
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Housebuilder’s £44m contribution to South East communities
ONE of the Thames Valley's housebuilders said it contributed £44 million to the community across the South East last year.
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Fish born in Peach Street
David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street welcomed the two african cichlid fishes last month.
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Deadline extended for homes plan
Permission had already been granted in 2021 for the proposed change of use from offices to residential.
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Tabletop takeover tickets selling fast
Wokingham Town Council has invited Eclectic Games of Reading for a day of tabletop board gaming.
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Blessing for the River Thames
The River Thames was blessed for the first time in a Christian ritual.
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Approval for savings to be spent
Wokingham Borough Council is set to approve spending almost £390,000 it saved on a tender for wheelie bins.
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Political map redrawn
The political map of Wokingham and its surrounding villages has been redrawn ahead of full council elections in May.
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Falling consumer spending a top concern for Thames Valley businesses
Total like-for-like retail sales were negative in the last three months of 2023, the so-called 'Golden Quarter'.
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Jingle jog raised £2,000
The annual Emmbrook Jingle Jog, which took place before Christmas, raised more than £2,000.
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