Six councils in Berkshire to decide on implementation of county-wide economic board
Plans would see the establishment of a Berkshire Prosperity Board to secure funding, create jobs, and enable affordable housing across the county
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Bishop Olivia to step down from Reading role this autumn
The Bishop of Reading is to retire this autumn, five years after she was appointed ? the first female bishop in the Diocese of Oxford
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Views sought on new transport plan
Wokingham Borough Council is updating its Local Transport Plan, and is asking for comments as part of a consultation.
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Thank you to Wokingham’s unsung heroes
Seven Civic Award winners received their awards last week, presented by the Town Mayor Cllr Sally Gurney.
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Verbal abuse on the rise
Reports of verbal abuse against Wokingham Borough Council staff have increased.
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Stall bookings open for May Fayre
Wokingham Lions Club is now inviting stallholders to apply for pitches and stalls.
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Online trauma support is being rolled out to Wokingham schools
Online trauma support is being rolled out to Wokingham schools
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Green fingered volunteers wanted to keep everything in the gardens rosy
Green fingered volunteers wanted to keep everything in the gardens rosy
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Swedish made simple … F U N E X? Ikea to host food tasting session
A CHANCE to try something new .. and Swedish ? is being offered to visitors to IKEA this Friday.
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Romans complete acquisitions
According to the Wokingham-headquartered firm, the acquisition adds significant growth.
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