TALKS over the future of Wokingham’s historic Post Office have been described as “a con not a consultation.” It comes as a letter seen by The Wokingham Paper confirmed Post...
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS from across the borough got into the Christmas spirit thanks to a festive party. Borough mayor Cllr John Kaiser joined families at the Me2 Club party in Charvil on...
Read moreDetailsTHE new leader of Wokingham Borough Council has announced his new top team. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was voted in as leader of the council at an extraordinary meeting on Friday,...
Read moreDetailsClifton Ingram says it is delighted to have been shortlisted for The Legal 500 UK Law Firm of the Year 2019 Awards, in the category of Private Client Firm outside...
Read moreDetailsA TAX on learning is causing a drop on the number of apprentices, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). The trade body is calling on the Government to...
Read moreDetailsAS LOCAL MP Theresa May fought for her political life over Brexit earlier this week, Wokingham residents took to the streets to show their views on the current situation. Last...
Read moreDetailsPrime Minister Theresa May was among hundreds of visitors who flocked to the Christmas Tree Festival in St Mary’s Church last week. The festival ran from Thursday until Sunday and...
Read moreDetailsA HOME in Earley was raided by police today as part of an operation to crack down on money laundering. The Pitts Lane house was one of nine warrants that...
Read moreDetailsTo loud cheers from campaigners a plan to dump a concrete bus lane bridge on an historic riverside beauty spot was once again turned down at a meeting of Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsONE of the borough's four MPs has survived a bid to axe her as leader of the Conservatives. Theresa May, whose Maidenhead constituency includes parts of Woodley, Sonning, Wargrave and...
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