Improvements to roads and pavements could be coming to Wokingham town centre
CHANGES could be coming to parts of Wokingham town centre that have not yet been affected by the ongoing regeneration ...
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Anger at new plan for homes in Wokingham town centre car park
Anger as new plans for Denmark Street car park development are announced.
Pensioner’s disabled bay parking fine cancelled by Wokingham Borough Council
A pensioner who was charged with a parking fine in December, 2018, has had it cancelled following a report by ...
Broken down lorry blocks Wokingham town centre
POLICE had to be called in to manage traffic in Wokingham town centre on Monday lunchtime after a lorry broke ...
Sanpa’s Lam is first nomination for new hospitality awards
THE FIRST Wokingham nominee of a brand new award has spoken of his delight at being recognised. Lam Benamara, who ...
Raglan’s meals have six appeal
A PUB’S new offer has six appeal: guests get a roll with every meal. The Raglan in Wokingham’s town centre ...
Motorists launch petition to get Wokingham’s traffic moving
MOTORISTS fed up with Wokingham’s traffic misery have launched a petition calling on the borough council to take action. As ...
‘Furious’ landlady fears for future of popular Wokingham town centre pub
A PUB landlady has warned that Wokingham’s traffic chaos could see her out of business by Christmas – and she ...
Stretch of Denmark Street closed for sewerage works
THE northbound carriageway of a town centre road has been closed this week for sewerage works. Denmark Street, between Wokingham ...
Denmark Street to be closed to traffic for drainage survey
A BUSY town centre road is to be closed to traffic to enable a drainage survey to take place. Denmark ...
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