A PETITION aimed at making changes to the planned South Wokingham Distributor Road to make it safer for pedestrians and cyclists was presented to the virtual council meeting held on...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL’S decision to build a new care home for people with dementia in Emmbrook was praised by Lib Dem councillor Rachel Bishop-Firth (Emmbrook ward). She wanted to know if...
Read moreDetailsIt’s PPPexit! Wokingham Borough Council is planning to quit a joint body that aims to help residents with problems such as nuisance neighbours. For the past decade, it has been...
Read moreDetailsTHE threat of terrorism means that the council cannot reveal details of its plans for reservoir emergencies. Cllr Parry Batth, the executive member for environment and leisure, was responding to...
Read moreDetailsTHE AMOUNT of affordable housing in the Elms Field development was queried by resident Peter Humphreys at the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council, held on Thursday, March 18. He...
Read moreDetails‘NOTHING changes, we will continue to support the community’. That’s the promise from the rector of a Wokingham church attacked by an arsonist on Friday, March 26. Between 2pm and...
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested by police. We have removed the original image attached to this story. Please do not call 999 - call 101 if you have any further...
Read moreDetailsWADE Day Centre has reopened its site on Reading Road, for the first time since lockdown restrictions were reintroduced.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham psychologist is helping people sleep soundly with her new book, Navigating Sleeplessness.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council rejected an application for a 4G mast in Knoll Farm, following a resident petition.
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