WOKINGHAM residents are calling for two new pedestrian crossings to be installed in the town. Cllr Nick Fox, the Labour town councillor for Norreys East, had been due to present...
Read moreDetailsAN ONLINE petition calling on the council to provide free school meals during the Christmas holidays amassed nearly 500 signatures. Presenting it to the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council...
Read moreDetailsA RENEWED call for Wokingham to reopen its police station has been made with the presentation of a petition to Wokingham Borough Council. At the virtual meeting held on Thursday,...
Read moreDetailsROAD resurfacing works are to continue on the M4 this weekend, leading to more closures. The Smart Motorway project continues, and Highways England is to shut the motorway between junctions 8/9...
Read moreDetailsTWO older residents in Woodley have been subjected to an aggravated burglary where the robbers had a firearm and a quantity of cash was stolen. The incident took place on...
Read moreDetailsWoodley held a Covid-safe remembrance ceremony last weekend.
Read moreDetailsThe Countess of Wessex visited Wokingham Foodbank last week to talk about the charity's response to coronavirus.
Read moreDetailsA new hospital is set to open in Wokingham. NHS eyecare provider SpaMedica is opening a new site on Fishponds Road.
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents are frustrated over a "lack of transparency and communication", and claim developer has 'destroyed' Montague Park meadow.
Read moreDetailsCllr Paul Fishwick argues the new London Road cycleway is too dangerous for children to ride.
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