Lech, the Polish racing pigeon, finally returns home after being lost for a year
Lech, the Polish homing pigeon, finally returns home after being lost for a year
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Elusive Brewing appoints new managing director
Elusive Brewing, on Marino Way, confirmed the appointment of Ruth Mitchell to the position on Wednesday, August 31.
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Five year land supply: council vows to keep fighting unwanted developments
WOKINGHAM will continue to fight unwanted developments despite a planning inspector recently declaring the council did not have a 5-year land supply
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Winnersh Triangle welcomes The Berkshire Clinic
The Berkshire Clinic, set in a 2,400 sq ft space, provides access to cardiology consultants and diagnostic tests in one location.
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Wokingham Borough Council introduces appointments for benefits and council tax queries
To further help those unable to resolve their enquiry online, or by telephone, the council is now introducing an appointments system.
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Climate survey launched by Wokingham Borough Council
It is designed to help the council understand what would make residents opt for more sustainable choices.
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New pub to replace recently closed Loch Fyne
The Foundry Bell will replace the seafood restaurant on London Road after it shut its doors for the final on Sunday, August 28.
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A royal touch could boost your property value
According to data released by Uswitch, a street name with a link to the monarchy increases the value of a property in Wokingham by 11.82%.
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Sir John Redwood: Roads plan is ‘expensive and worrying’
Sir John Redwood penned the letter last week to Cllr Clive Jones about the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP).
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Wellington College bursary scholars celebrate success at A-levels
TWO students who attended a Crowthorne school with a scholarship are celebrating A-level success.
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