‘We can’t cross the speedway’: warning over speeding in Wokingham lane
WOKINGHAM’S Bell Foundry Lane has become a “speedway”, said residents of Eldridge Park, who are urging the borough council to ...
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Smells considered as homes by sewage works get go-ahead
Permission has been granted for 153 homes to be build near Thames Water sewage treatment plants.
Bell Foundry closure for road works
Bell Foundry Lane will be closed to traffic from Monday to assist with construction of the new North Wokingham Distributor ...
New Wokingham pub The Oakingham Belle will create around 40 new jobs
AROUND 40 new full and part-time jobs will be created when brewery giant Marston's opens a new pub and restaurant ...
Mystery over ‘bomb’ found at Wokingham housing development
There is a mystery in Wokingham this evening of a suspect item found on a building site that caused three ...
Suspected bomb found in east Wokingham, roads closed
POLICE have closed three roads in Wokingham this evening after a suspected unexploded bomb has been found. Tywford Road, Wiltshire ...
Tools taken from Wokingham building site
TOOLS have been stolen from a building site in Wokingham. Overnight on Tuesday, November 14, someone broke into a container ...
Mixed reaction to plans to build homes on Bell Farm plot
A PUBLIC consultation into a new development in north Wokingham was met with mixed views last week. Berkeley Homes, which ...
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