John Redwood shows support for anti-EU Vote Leave campaign
ORGANISERS of a campaign to leave the European Union said that their launch event had been so successful they had to do it twice. On Saturday, March 5, Wokingham MP...
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Redwood criticised for supporting £30 a week disability benefit cut
A VOTE to cut the £30 a week Employment Support Allowance has been criticised by Wokingham’s Labour party. Earlier this week three of the borough’s four MPs all voted in...
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More roadworks planned for A329M
MOTORISTS using the A329M face a summer of misery as another set of roadworks are being planned. Work is planned to repair and maintain the Loddon Viaduct, including replacing the...
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Traffic jam delays on A329 down 5% says council
A £4million scheme to improve transport options for Wokingham results has been hailed as a success after delays on one of the borough’s busiest roads has gone down by 5%....
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Cookies recalled by Poundstretcher
People who have bought a tin of Disney-themed biscuits from a Wokingham retailer are being urged to return them to stores. Poundstretcher has recalled a batch of Disney Chocolate Chip...
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Lions, bars in a giant Easter egg: win a kilo of chocolate!
THE Wokingham Lions Club is hoping to raise £2,000 for local causes with the launch of its Easter Raffle. Organisations across the borough will be selling raffle tickets to win...
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‘I’m going down the Dog and Duck to get my haircut’
It was a case of hair today, gone tomorrow when a woman shaved her locks off. Earlier this month, regulars at The Dog and Duck in Emmbrook watched Philippa Stephens receive...
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Bohunt School announces Ben as its first headteacher
WOKINGHAM’S newest school has appointed its first headteacher. Bohunt Education Trust (BET), which will take its first intake of pupils this September, announced that Ben Godber will be in charge...
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9 in 10 pupils get first choice schools in Wokingham borough
ALMOST nine in 10 pupils will be starting secondary school this September in their first choice school. Earlier this week, Wokingham Borough Council revealed to parents which school their Year...
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Hunt is on for Wokingham’s 90-year-olds to celebrate Queen’s big birthday
THE search is on for Wokingham town’s 90-year-olds as the country gets ready to salute The Queen’s milestone birthday. The town council is planning an afternoon tea party to honour its...
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