SIR JOHN REDWOOD is a mind reader. The Wokingham MP, cricketer, investment analyst and ambassador of the Variety Club of Great Britain, had added a new string to his bow....
Read moreDetailsDANGEROUS parking is to be deterred after new restrictions have been introduced in Earley. Since lockdown, an increased number of drivers have been parking on the Suttons Seeds roundabout, underneath...
Read moreDetailsA PROPOSAL to protect England’s heritage has been welcomed by one of the borough’s four MPs. On Sunday, communities secretary Robert Jenrick said he intends to introduce new safeguards to...
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD brewery has teamed up with a local street food vendor to offer a taste of Malaysia, writes Charlotte King. This weekend, Siren Craft Brew and Reading-based Makan Malaysia...
Read moreDetailsCOVID-19 INFECTION rates have fallen across the borough to pre-Christmas levels — but there is still a lot of work to do, said the borough’s health executive. Cllr Charles Margetts...
Read moreDetailsA COVID-19 memorial wood could be planted in the borough, as part of a plan to achieve Tree Cities of the World status. Tonight (Thursday, January 21), the council’s executive...
Read moreDetailsMaiden Erlegh Trust is planning a future merger with the Berkshire Schools Trust, and has launched a consultation.
Read moreDetailsGreen recycling sacks will start to be delivered in Wokingham borough from next month.
Read moreDetailsA mobile Covid-19 testing unit is opening at Dinton Pastures this week.
Read moreDetailsOne Wokingham family's Free School Meal hamper took a fortnight to arrive.
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