COVID-hit residents could see their council tax bills rise by 4.99% from April if the budget is approved by councillors tomorrow night. There will also be rises in parish and...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Driving School’s Keith Gambles has been nominated for two awards at this year’s Intelligent Instructor Awards.
Read moreDetailsA GLOBAL company has gifted thousands of pounds in a bid to support Berkshire’s local charities. Pharmaceutical company Sanofi, which is based at Thames Valley Park, has donated £10,000 to...
Read moreDetailsANGRY campaigners are calling for claims that they bent lockdown by delivering leaflets to be retracted. In our issue of January 28, Conservative candidate Jackie Rance accused the Liberal Democrats...
Read moreDetailsA BUS operator has been busy mining for gems, and it found some in Wokingham borough. Reading Buses recently announced the winners of its GEM (Going the Extra Mile) Awards,...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS will start to see recycling bags arrive on their doorsteps towards the end of the month, as the big switch-over from black boxes begins. From Monday, February 22, the...
Read moreDetailsTHE BOROUGH council has revealed plans for a new solar farm in Barkham –but a member of Wokingham Liberal Democrats questions the benefits residents will receive from the development. Within...
Read moreDetailsTHE council’s decision-making executive have approved plans for a local community energy scheme. Cllr Gregor Murray, executive member for resident services, communications and emissions described the scheme as an independent...
Read moreDetailsThree independent retailers are set to join Wokingham town centre, in Elms Field and Peach Place.
Read moreDetailsA CALL has been made for the council to convene an independent investigation into a two-year breach of its constitution. Last month, resident Philip Meadowcroft pointed out that Wokingham Borough...
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