Builder delivers Christmas cheer
Local housebuilder Crest Nicholson has been supporting Wokingham Foodbank this festive season.
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Plans for a new restaurant?
Plans have been submitted for a change of use of a town centre retail unit to include restaurant and takeaway use.
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Evendons Primary School expansion works completed
These substantial works were the first since the school was founded.
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Bin it, don’t block it
Wokingham recorded 1,208 incidents of blocked drains between October 1, 2022, and September 30, 2023.
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Claims of “greenwashing” dismissed
Suggestions that a candidate in the new Earley and Woodley parliamentary constituency is attempting 'greenwash' voters have been rubbished.
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Solar panel plans approved
Plans have been approved for the installation of 1,762 solar panels on a farm in Wokingham Without.
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Santa and Round Table collect £5,000
Thanks to your kind donations, Twyford Round Table have raised an impressive £5,000
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Music charity Soundabout is pure magic for George
A MUSIC charity has helped a young resident in Reading find joy and strength while fighting for his life in hospital earlier this year
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Festive fun at Oakbank
Oakbank secondary school has been spreading Christmas cheer this month.
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Bracknell doubles fly-tipping fines
Bracknell Forest Borough Council has approved plans to double fixed penalty fines for fly-tipping.
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