Thames Water issued £123M Ofwat fine–the biggest ever–over environmental breaches
Thames Water has been handed the biggest ever environmental fine by regulators, and a first-of-its-kind fine for dividend breaches, totalling £123M
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Vending machine plans refused
A retrospective planning application has been refused.
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Sam and Megan take Sumas supporters’ awards
Wokingham Town's senior men and women held its end of season awards last weekend.
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Mind in Berkshire report finds serious deficits in mental health provisions for Black people
A report drawing on feedback from more than 180 people has shown that there are serious deficits in mental health support and access for Black people
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Have your say on council spending
Wokingham borough council is set to launch '.. an extensive consultation.'
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Save the date for children’s book festival
The Wokingham Children's Book Festival is set to return on the weekend of October 18/19.
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Man wanted in connection with three burglaries in Wokingham and Winnersh
A man is wanted in connection with three burglaries in Wokingham and Winnersh.
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Bracknell & Wokingham planning: More progress on new Sainsbury’s supermarket
Progress for a new supermarket and scrapped plans for a children's play centre feature in this week's Bracknell and Wokingham planning round-up.
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Quarters wins Best in Postcode award for customer service
Quarters has been recognised for delivering outstanding customer service to its clients by winning a Best in Postcode Award from The ESTAS
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Beautiful South tribute band to play in Wokingham
Tickets are limited for what promises to be a sing-along night to remember
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