A BUSY town centre road is to be closed to traffic to enable a drainage survey to take place. Denmark Street, home to many businesses including Oslars Coffee Shop, Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsWork is taking place this week to update roads around the Longshot Lane recycling site in Bracknell. As a result, re3 is warning that access to the tip could be...
Read moreDetailsThe annual Swallowfield 10k took place this morning, around the streets of the village. Roads were closed to allow competitors the chance to compeete in a Road Race, a Duathlon and...
Read moreDetailsA chance to explore the first phase of the Arborfield Green development is up for grabs this weekend as the sales office and showhome officially opens. Crest Nicholson is building...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s equestrian heroine Sophie Christiansen was ecstatic last night as she won an amazing two Paralympic gold medals, writes Sue Corcoran. Today she is competing for a third in the...
Read moreDetailsHeavy rainstorms have badly flood-damaged a primary school, causing thousands of pounds of damage, writes Sue Corcoran. Ceilings were brought down, the main IT room damaged and five classrooms affected...
Read moreDetailsMore than half an inch of rain fell in the borough in the past 24 hours according to data collected by the University of Reading. The Earley Gate based weather unit...
Read moreDetailsTWO ferocious thunderstorms struck Wokingham borough in just 12 hours, bringing with it flooding and hailstones the size of golfballs. The first took place just before 6pm on Thursday night,...
Read moreDetailsAll the fun of the fair is coming to Spencers Wood as the annual carnival returns this weekend. Taking place at the recreation ground off Clares Green Road, the event...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM firm is the highest new entry in The Sunday Times’ annual Tech Track 100 list. The newspaper published its latest league table of Britain’s private technology, media and...
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