Students from schools across the borough have taken to the streets today as part of a global protest urging action on global warming. The day of action saw parts of...
Read moreDetailsTHE Council is planning to introduce more artworks into the town centre, following a row over the cost of a bench installed in Peach Place
Read moreDetailsA WOMEN was threatened with a knife when she confronted burglars in her Woodley home on Monday
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham technology firm hopes to celebrate its business growth at a special awards ceremony this Thursday. Invenio Business Solutions- based in Winnersh- specialises in solving business challenges using the...
Read moreDetailsTHE Council is poised to change its stance over a third runway for Heathrow airport, as Labour launches a petition against the plans
Read moreDetailsNo-deal Brexit preparations plans will not be released by Wokingham Borough Council. The People’s Vote campaign asked in May to see all of the preparation plans and risk assessments from...
Read moreDetailsA PRE-SCHOOL hit by a fire could be reopened on Monday after an offer of alternative premises was made by Wokingham Borough Council
Read moreDetailsPolice have arrested a Berkshire man on suspicion of terrorism offences
Read moreDetailsA WINNERSH TRIANGLE-based construction and property management consultancy has appointed a new partner to boost its healthcare offering in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham headteacher was one of many across the country to take part in a gruelling fundraising challenge in Wales last week
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