A NUMBER of homes in Gorse Ride could be bought using a compulsory purchase order following a vote by the ruling executive.
Read moreDetailsONE OF the first tasks of the council?s new public protection partnership team is to help Ukrainian refugees settle in
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL?S housing service has been given permission to appoint a contractor to maintain, repair, and improve its empty properties
Read moreDetailsTHE HENLEY Festival can once again close a public footpath to allow the annual event to take place this summer.
Read moreDetailsIT IS hoped Wokingham?s Pubwatch group will resume meetings soon, which will help tackle anti-social behaviour in Wokingham town centre
Read moreDetails"They can?t be for security reasons as it?s unlikely the pool will be stolen," says resident of Wokingham's late-night light show
Read moreDetailsA shake-up of parking including commuter parking, resident parking zones and permit policies in Wokingham following a review of the streets
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Wokingham's Lib Dems has been accused of misleading residents over plans to build a 3G pitch in Lower Earley ? something he denies
Read moreDetails?THE energy crisis is going to bite for a lot of people ? they are looking for support. What is this council going to do to facilitate this??
Read moreDetailsCllr Stephen Conway (Lib Dem) wanted reassurance that the council?s draft local plan ?includes robust measures ... over possible future flood risk?.
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