Resurfacing will make journeys smooth
THE COUNCIL will refurbish more than 60 roads over the coming year in an effort to “keep the borough moving smoothly”. It recently revealed its £4.8 million resurfacing programme, which...
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Volunteers wanted to help Wokingham In Bloom
A HORTICULTURAL group is on the hunt for any residents with green fingers Wokingham in Bloom is looking for volunteers to help develop new green sites in the borough. The...
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‘Redan is like a gallery in my hometown’: Street Artist Pistol gives popular Wokingham cocktail bar a makeover
THE Redan is resplendent and ready for reopening, thanks to Pistol. The Wokingham-based street artist has been hard at work with the aerosol cans for a week in Peach Street....
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Care specialist urges Wokingham Borough Council to use technology to help support vulnerable residents
A CARE specialist is urging Wokingham Borough Council to find technical solutions to support its vulnerable residents. According to Netli, “radical changes” need to be made when planning and recruiting...
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Earley Town Council starts work on new local plan
EARLEY TOWN Council has revised its priorities for its town plan. The new document, Earley Town Plan 2021, will be revised every two years and residents are encouraged to share...
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Wokingham Walk sets May date
PUT YOUR hiking boots on because the Wokingham Walk is back again. Now in its sixth year, the annual event sees residents walk five-, 10- and 15-mile routes around the...
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Mayor again: Wokingham Town Council re-elects Tony for new municipal year
TONY LACK is getting ready for another year as Wokingham town mayor after being re-elected. At a recent meeting, Wokingham Town Council voted for him to remain in the role...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: California Gardeners Club invites entries for new contest
In early March, the club held another photo competition on the theme Spring has Sprung. These are becoming more and more popular with our members. Ray Little won first place...
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William’s epic runs will help Woodley-based Me2 Club
A RUNNER will be racing to the finish line in not one but two fundraising feats this year. William Bevis will be taking part in two different running challenges to...
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Reading Buses resumes its search for Stars of the Month
READING Buses is on the lookout for more stellar frontline heroes. The bus operator, which runs services across Wokingham borough, has revived its Star of the Month Awards ito recognise...
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