Call for Whitehall rules on Wokingham councillors’ emails
The use of councillors' personal email addresses for council business was questioned at a Wokingahm Borough Council by a resident
Read moreDetailsThe use of councillors' personal email addresses for council business was questioned at a Wokingahm Borough Council by a resident
Read moreDetailsWokingham.Today catches up with Spice Rack, one of the first curry houses to be nominated for Wokingham's Curry King award.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist involved in a collision was left with serious injuries
Read moreDetailsConservative councillors voted against a proposal for dual bins that allow for recycling in a vote at last night's council meeting.
Read moreDetailsAdult and junior racers were cheered on by spectators as they crossed the finished line.
Read moreDetailsWokingham-based resident Lorraine McCowatt has always been a dog lover since a young age.
Read moreDetailsThe Barkham Hookers are sharing their skills in a series of workshops starting today.
Read moreDetailsA section of Reading Road was relaid in the week commencing Monday, September 6 in a bid to improve drainage.
Read moreDetailsThe council wants the strategy to focus on prevention, early intervention, easy access to support, health promotion and joined up services.
Read moreDetailsSquire's Garden Centres said houseplants can boost wellbeing, improve mood and increase air quality.
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