Council calls on Reading Buses to apologise over Woodley and Earley cuts
A BUS company at the centre of a row over services to Woodley and Earley has denied any rift with ...
A BUS company at the centre of a row over services to Woodley and Earley has denied any rift with ...
A WOMAN from Winnersh has been fined more than £1,000 for fly-tipping. Lisa Jane Hopkins, 51, of Goddard Court, appeared ...
FEEDBACK is being sought over plans for the latest phase of the South Wokingham Distributor Road (SWDR). Wokingham Borough Council ...
The new leader of Wokingham Borough Council, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor explains why society must take action on abuse It ...
THE NEW leader of Wokingham Borough Council has revealed her new executive. Last week, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor was named ...
ONE of the first steps has been announced towards bringing in new residents permits ahead of the borough council gaining ...
COUNCILS across Berkshire have joined forces in a quest to find new sites for minerals, gravel and sand. Last week, Hampshire ...
THE COMPANY behind the borough’s recycling facilities has defended the decision to start charging households for dumping their DIY waste. ...
Expenses vote sets a 'dangerous precedent' warning Open letter to be published in Thursday's Wokingham Paper Resignation in light of ...
CONSERVATIVES voted to ignore a recommendation from industry experts to carry on paying themselves extra allowances - while being accused ...
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