GRITTING crews covered more than 2,734 miles during the recent cold snap keeping the borough’s roads clear and moving for essential journeys. The council’s five gritters sprayed more than 335...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man is behind bars after being caught with £100,000 worth of class A and B drugs. Guilford Crown Court gave Paul Neale an eight-year jail sentence and a...
Read moreDetailsA rubbish collection company says the streets are dirtier than ever before. Divert, which provides dog mess removal services in the greater Reading area including Wokingham borough, said pet waste...
Read moreDetailsFOOD distribution group, SHARE Wokingham has teamed up with a town centre cafe for a delicious project. The group is working with Joy Café, on Broad Street to give away...
Read moreDetailsTHINGS are heating up in Wokingham this week, as we talk to two Indian takeaways to find out how residents can support them through lockdown. Turmeric Tales and The Tamarind...
Read moreDetailsAllotment holders and other helpers are setting up a new project to give Green Prescriptions to boost people anxious or depressed after a year of pandemic. Unlike usual doctors’ prescriptions,...
Read moreDetails“We’re looking for new and innovative projects that really have an impact, especially if they aim to improve the health of at risk or hard to reach communities.”
Read moreDetailsRSPCA came to the rescue in Wargrave on the weekend, when a fallow deer got stuck on Bear Lane.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council began delivering the new recycling bags across the borough this week.
Read moreDetailsAngry Finchampstead residents delivered bags of litter to Wokingham Borough Council's offices on Shute End.
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