“DIVERSITY and equality is, and should be, in the DNA of Wokingham Borough Council. I see no reason why any part of society should be prejudiced.” That’s the pledge from...
Read moreDetailsTHE R number for the South East is between 0.8 and 1.0 according to new figures released by the Government this evening. The figure is the average number a sick...
Read moreDetailsA MAN has been charged with child sex offences that are alleged to have taken place in Wokingham and Maidenhead. Thames Valley Police said that Ashley Jenkins, 25 and of...
Read moreDetailsA NEW treatment is being used to give commuters confidence that their trains are safe. South Western Railway and Great Western Railway are trialling a special spray that can be...
Read moreDetailsEversley & California are urging businesses to enter into a unique virtual tournament named the 'E&C FC Coronavirus Challenge Cup.
Read moreDetailsWokingham is one of the UK’s top commercial property spenders according to recent HM Land Registry data. The ranking came as it was announced the borough had achieved a four-fold...
Read moreDetailsA YEAR’S worth of clients in just 12 weeks – that’s what the coronavirus pandemic has done to a help centre for Wokingham borough residents. Citizens Advice Wokingham says that...
Read moreDetailsA fifth of Wokingham’s workforce has been furloughed due to the coronavirus pandemic new figures reveal. Across the South East, 1,387,400 people are currently at home – 17,200 of them...
Read moreDetailsTHE FUTURE of a popular Wokingham kebab van remains in the balance after councillors met this morning. For nearly three decades, Best BBQ King has served late-night snacks from its...
Read moreDetailsROADS in Wokingham’s town centre will be reduced to single lanes to help pedestrians shop safely from next week. Under plans from the borough council, work starts this evening to...
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