A woman in her 20s was raped on Monday, while walking on a footpath that runs through The Paddocks former car park in Wokingham town centre. Thames Valley Police said...
Read moreDetailsTHE BOROUGH’S independent councillor has vowed to set up a new alliance to help other candidates stand in next year’s local elections. In a letter to The Wokingham Paper, printed...
Read moreDetailsCLAIMS by Wokingham’s MP that the borough’s pothole problems were being ignored were met with a sharp response by the council. Writing on his blog, John Redwood said he had...
Read moreDetailsA DUO from Wokingham wowed a national television audience after reinventing the wheel. Well, the handle at least. Simon Allder and David Alner appeared on last Friday’s edition of the...
Read moreDetailsTHE main reason for the Wokingham Borough Council meeting on Thursday, May 24 was to install a new mayor and nominate their deputy. This year, in a unanimous vote, Cllr...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF in every Pets At Home store across the country, including Winnersh and Wokingham, are to become Dementia Friends through Alzheimer’s Society’s programme. The company announced the plans on Monday...
Read moreDetailsA CONTEST has been launched to find the UK’s best plumber. WaterSafe, the national register for approved plumbers, is calling for skilled plumbers to enter for the chance to be...
Read moreDetailsSTORE wars broke out in Woodley last Friday and it was all thanks to the bank. A team from Barclays head office in London visited the Helen and Douglas House...
Read moreDetailsA NEW report has thrown a spotlight on Berkshire’s digital tech sector, with Wokingham’s contribution particularly praised. The borough, which has been included with Reading, Theale, Bracknell and Henley in...
Read moreDetailsAT ITS annual meeting on Wednesday, May 9, Earley Town Council welcomed Brian Wedge as its new mayor. He takes over from Michael Firmager. Cllr Wedge is 70 and used...
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