Energy bill freeze welcome but more needs to be done
On Thursday, September 8, Liz Truss confirmed the energy price cap will be frozen at £2,500, from October 1, for the next two years.
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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service’s advice on reducing risk of a fire
To stay safe, residents are being asked to ensure they have enough working smoke alarms in their home.
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Refuse information for Bank Holiday Monday, September 19
Refuse information for Bank Holiday Monday, September 19
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Monday parent and toddler group in Wokingham
Monday parent and toddler group in Wokingham
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Plan your visit to Wokingham Arts Trail this weekend
Plan your visit to Wokingham Arts Trail this weekend
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Pair charged following keyless car thefts investigation
Both were arrested on Tuesday, September 13, and were charged on the same day.
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Civic service to honour the Queen to be held this Sunday
A CIVIC service to honour the life of the Queen will take place in Wokingham on Sunday
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Buses will run to bank holiday timetables
BUSES will continue to operate on Monday, the day of the Queen's funeral.
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WADE day centre wine tasting event
WADE day centre wine tasting event
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Salvation Army Wokingham launches new toddler service
Salvation Army Wokingham launches new toddler service
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