New home supply challenges will persist throughout 2022, warn housebuilders
THE HOUSING sector will continue to face a lack of supply this year.
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Shinfield school lowers energy use by more than a third with new solar panels
Shinfield St Mary?s Primary School will be able to generate up to 43.5kw an hour ? enough to power more than four family homes ? with the technology.
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Twyford-based charity offers dementia training for healthcare professionals
Understanding Dementia will be running a nine week online course for professionals working with dementia patients, beginning later this month.
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Wokingham residents protest noisy car meets in town centre
At 2pm today, residents across the town met at Carnival Pool Car Park calling for action from the borough council.
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20p bargains will help Co-op reduce food waste
A NEW scheme will see Co-op stores in Binfield and Wokingham sell products that are past their best before date
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Reading Buses cancel 10 football bus routes for tomorrow’s game
Ten dedicated football bus routes will not be running for Reading FC's game against Huddersfield this Saturday, January 22.
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Fire crews called out to The George pub in Earley
In a video on social media, smoke could be seen rising from The George on Loddon Bridge Road.
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New Wokingham ice cream parlour to open tomorrow
Dessert Maid, on Central Walk, will be serving its first customers at noon on Saturday, January 22.
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Households face a cost-of-living crunch and inflation will go higher than 5.4% warns CBI
INFLATION will rise even higher than the 5.4% figure revealed this morning, and households face a cost-of-living crunch, warns the CBI.
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BMW driver smashed into at Winnersh crossroads
The driver of a black BMW told Wokingham Today that he had been hit side on by another car, at the King Street lane crossroads, next to Sainsbury's.
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