THE COUNCIL is considering two different areas of the borough to develop, after plans for a 15,000 garden town in Grazeley were scrapped. Wokingham Borough Council is looking at the...
Read moreDetailsProfessor Robert Van de Noort, vice-chancellor of the university said they are in the “very first stages of discussion” for building on land around Hall Farm.
Read moreDetailsTHERE WILL be temporary water outages in Sindlesham, starting next month. Thames Water said it will be working to “reinforce the local water network” on Mole Road. The road will...
Read moreDetailsNirvana Spa, in Sindlesham, received a £1,000 donation to help The Giving Tree.
Read moreDetailsReddam House, in Sindlesham, held a drive-in movie theatre to ensure end-of-year performances could go ahead.
Read moreDetailsRon Putt, from Lord Harris Court case home, celebrated his 100th birthday recently.
Read moreDetailsA food review of The Flavell, Sindlesham Court as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 29, 2020.
Read moreDetailsJon Levene, owner of The Walter Arms, has launched a work table scheme at his pub in Sindlesham.
Read moreDetailsReddam House Berkshire has been awarded for its innovation at this year's Boarding Schools' Association Awards.
Read moreDetailsAN EFIT has been released after two teenage girls were victims of an indecent exposure incident in Sindlesham. Although police had released an appeal last month, they are now making...
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