Finchampstead pupils organise plant sale to help outdoor space
Pupils at a Finchampstead school organised a plant sale to raise funds last week, to redevelop an outdoor space.
Read moreDetailsPupils at a Finchampstead school organised a plant sale to raise funds last week, to redevelop an outdoor space.
Read moreDetailsMore than 1,600 homes have been approved by the borough council’s planning committee, marking the next big step for Wokingham’s local plan.
Read moreDetailsWest Oak Care Home, in Wokingham, held celebrations for the 76th anniversary of VE Day last week.
Read moreDetailsThere have been break-ins to the apartments in Arborfield Green, following the fire last month.
Read moreDetailsInsects great and small have appeared at Elms Field in Wokingham town centre, crafted by sculptor Stephen Radford.
Read moreDetailsAt least four drivers crashed on the first week the Winnersh Relief Road opened, after making illegal right hand turns.
Read moreDetailsTHE LOCAL election results were “a demonstration of residents’ faith in this Conservative administration”, according to council leader John Halsall. This, he added, was down to its record of “delivered...
Read moreDetailsPROTESTERS angry that Thames Valley Police ran over a cow last week gathered at the scene to voice their concerns in a cow protest. Vegan Action for Animals (VAfA), which...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL’S priority for the next year will be economic and social recovery. That’s the promise from the leader of the council, Cllr John Halsall. He made the pledge as...
Read moreDetailsCLLR Keith Baker has been installed as the new mayor of Wokingham Borough at the annual meeting of the council, held on Thursday, May 20. Outgoing mayor Malcolm Richards stepped...
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