Major road closures start next week
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at its junction with Finchampstead Road.
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Wokingham Theatre celebrates its best asset: Bob Hill
Glasses were raised for his 50 years of dedicated support
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Carnival Place apartments nearing completion
The project features a mixture of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
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It’s Marvellous, as tribute festival returns
The festival includes 14 world-class tribute acts.
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Wokingham demonstrates its Pride
Supporters gathered in Market Place before joining a march through the town centre to Elms Field.
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Catch a working breakfast in Wokingham with WPD this Friday
Hear talks from three inspiring speakers, and take up networking opportunities
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Wokingham Coffee and Chat makes way for art exhibition
Meetings continue in nearby Emmbrook
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Thames Water temporary hosepipe ban begins next week
Customers are asked not to use hosepipes to clean their cars, water plants, or fill paddling pools
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Worries over ‘well-intentioned’ workers’ rights
New policy it is likely to financially impact local employers.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: How Labour is taking action over service charges
Buying or renting a house is one of life's milestone moments ? within those four walls is a blank canvas that you can make your own.
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