Children invited to help stop cars polluting town
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a competition to encourage drivers to switch off their engines when stationary.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has launched a competition to encourage drivers to switch off their engines when stationary.
Read moreDetailsCllr John Halsall has thanked residents for speaking up over planning reform worries following Theresa May's speech in Parliament.
Read moreDetailsA new state-of-the-art hospitcal is on the cards, and Wokingham Borough Council said it would welcome discussions for the hospital to be built in the borough.
Read moreDetailsShinfield Parish Council is inviting residents to take part in a creative contest, with judging taking place at the end of the month.
Read moreDetailsFamilies are being discouraged from trick or treating, and asked to consider scavenger hunts and pumpkin trails instead.
Read moreDetailsA MAN and a woman have been charged in relation to a burglary that is alleged to have taken place in Wokingham earlier this month. Andrew Guard, 32 of no...
Read moreDetailsThe borough council is urging people to dispose of their garden waste properly, rather than resorting to bonfires.
Read moreDetailsEight-year-old Isla from Finchampstead has been growing cacti - and after selling them at a garden sale, she's donated her earnings to charity.
Read moreDetailsReddam House Berkshire has been awarded for its innovation at this year's Boarding Schools' Association Awards.
Read moreDetailsUnderstanding Dementia, a Twyford-based charity, has launched a free training course for anyone caring for somebody with dementia.
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