Anti-social behaviour in Woodley brought up as an issue during a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council
ANTI-SOCIAL behaviour in Woodley was raised in a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council on Thursday, January 19.
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Wokingham leisure centres won’t be going completely cashless promises councillor
WOKINGHAM'S leisure centres will not be going fully cashless, following advice from minority groups within the borough.
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No new quarries for Wokingham borough in new minerals and waste plan
THERE will be no new quarries in Wokingham borough following the adoption of a new Central & Eastern Berkshire Joint Minerals & Waste Plan.
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Mess left by Wokingham Borough Council contractors questioned at council meeting
THE MESS left by council contractors was raised at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council last week
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Why some homeowners in Wokingham will see their council tax rise tenfold from April
Introducing the council tax base rate for 2023/24 ? the number of houses that will help set bills from April - some homes will see bills rise tenfold
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Wokingham councillors finally congratulate Lionesses on Euro 22 triumph – and give their backing to girls playing football
ENGLAND'S Lionesses have finally been congratulated by Wokingham Borough Council, nearly eight months after winning the Euro 2022 championships.
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Action called for over Wokingham’s housing and local plan update
HOUSING numbers in Wokingham borough continues to be an issue raised at council meetings.
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Women only swimming sessions are coming to Wokingham borough … but not just yet
WOMEN only swimming sessions will be coming to Wokingham borough this spring.
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Not a lot of allotments … provision of growing spaces across Wokingham queried at council meeting
A LACK of allotments in Wokingham was highlighted by resident Peter Wheat, who wanted to know what the council was doing in the new local plan.
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WESTMINSTER DIARY: The NHS is in crisis
We are only on the third week of 2023 and already Christmas feels like a distant memory. In the last few days, residents have seen increasing pressure on our much...
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