Wokingham’s oaks: are they harbouring a hairy pest?
Residents are asked to keep their eyes peeled
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Plans for shisha smoking area
The Poachers in Mill Lane has applied to Wokingham Borough Council for permission.
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More land comes under the hammer
The 0.17 acre area of woodland is in the same location as other similar lots.
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MP takes aim at council’s ‘lack of pride’
Sir John Redwood has taken to his blog to fire criticism at Wokingham Borough Council.
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New firefighter apprentices graduate at Maidenhead ceremony
SEVENTEEN new firefighters, who will work across the county, have been enrolled into the fire service.
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Test your brain power
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share ideas and meet like-minded people
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Treat dad to a free fun day out
Enjoy a new Fathers Day event at Dinton Pastures
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Jones blasts RBH ‘broken promise’
Clive Jones has criticised the government for further delaying a new Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Have your say on vision for Wokingham
People in the borough are being asked their views on the draft community vision.
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