IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham Horticultural Association
Wokingham Horticultural Association members met at the Bradbury Centre on Tuesday, March 12 to hold their AGM which was attended ...
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: Wokingham council leader pledges action over housing numbers
EVERY resident in the borough is being urged to let the Government know what they think about its failure to ...
Choirs sing up for first weekend of Woodley Festival 2019
Children from Crosfields, Dolphin, Loddon and The Abbey schools took part in the choirs contest at The Emmbrook School on ...
Residents turn out in force over plans to build 216 homes on Woodcray Meadows
COUNCILLORS, cuddly toys, and concerned neighbours came together on Saturday to show a united face against plans to build 216 ...
Campaigners against Woodcray Meadows home plan vow to save ‘unspoilt countryside’
CAMPAIGNERS are urging residents to block a second attempt to build a huge housing development on a popular green site. ...
Wokingham raises a staggering £53,600 for centenary Poppy Appeal
A RECORD amount has been raised by Wokingham residents in this year’s Poppy Appeal. Organisers of the appeal said that ...
New Wokingham Borough Council leader announces his executive team
THE new leader of Wokingham Borough Council has announced his new top team. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was voted in as ...
Gipsy Lane neighbours celebrate new community garden
Residents team up with support from Wokingham In Bloom RESIDENTS have raised their glasses to a new community garden. Set ...
Amber is Wokingham’s new mini-mayor
New mini mayor Amber Murray with Wokingham town mayor Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner outside the town hall A YEAR FIVE pupil ...
VIDEO: Wokingham town elects new mayor, holds civic parade
Wokingham town has a new mayor. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was elected by the town council at a special mayor making ...
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