THE deputy leader of Wokingham Borough Council has resigned. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner sent a letter of resignation this morning. He will become a backbencher, but there are rumours that there...
Read moreDetailsFIRMS on a Wokingham business centre are on the fast track to online success. And the company behind the new fibre link says it gives businesses five times the speed...
Read moreDetailsA RECORD number of people in the borough have taken part in a million strong customer consultation by Thames Water. Wildridings Primary School in Bracknell was one of dozens of...
Read moreDetailsOPEN for business – or open to problems? That was the dilemma this week as the overdue £3.8m project to revamp Wokingham’s town centre was officially opened, although work still...
Read moreDetailsIT READS like a who’s who of Wokingham’s retail scene – 40 different shops from across the town centre have written to the borough council to express their frustration with...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM wants a second referendum on membership of the European Union if results of an informal poll are correct. On Saturday, August 4, members of Berkshire For Europe canvassed the...
Read moreDetailsMalins Group buys Baileys House in just three days THE building that houses the Sedero Lounge has a new owner. Last month, The Malins Group completed their purchase of Baileys...
Read moreDetailsToday is A Level results day and pupils in schools across Wokingham borough - and just over the border - are celebrating their grades. We'll be bringing you updates from...
Read moreDetailsA PENSIONER shopping in Woodley had her purse stolen - now police are appealing for help to track down the thieves. In a bid to help them, Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsPHIL CREIGHTON – the only journalist present at Wokingham Borough Council's Executive meeting on July 26 – presents his incisive and brilliant round-up of the debates, the questions and the...
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