Bungalow in Finchampstead left in ruins following large explosion as man arrested on suspicion of arson
A bungalow in Finchampstead has been left in ruins following a large explosion.
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Naturally speaking: Hopes for a plastic-free Wokingham
Environmental news and views
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Enjoy a film music night for charity
Borough concert band will entertain with screen favourites
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Council defends £4.53m temp staff spend
It has spent the money on agency and temporary staff over the last 14 months.
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Global leader moves in at Winnersh Triangle
The move is the largest letting at the business park in recent years.
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Love games and the planet?
Join a free eco games session at Wokingham Library
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Uplifting July jazz afternoon promises to fizz in Waltham St Lawrence
Raise a glass of prosecco there for The Cowshed
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MP: ‘Protect free school meals out of term time’
Clive Jones has written to the local government minister.
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MP calls for more evening trains
Clive Jones has asked for the timetable to be revised.
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MP says sorry for social media post
Yuan Yang has said sorry for the confusion.
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