Everyman announced as cinema company for Elms Field
It will soon be lights, camera and action for Elms Field as the operator of the new boutique cinema has ...
Tag: Regeneration
Councillors call on Wokingham’s roads chief to resign after accident
COUNCILLORS have called on the borough’s highway chief to resign after an accident injured a lorry driver. On Wednesday lunchtime, ...
New petition launched in bid to save Wokingham’s Elms Field
Campaigners trying to save Elms Field are calling for a public debate on how the council took over the popular ...
Wokingham’s roads supremo: “It’s frankly nonsense to say we ignore you”
Following a residents meeting to discuss the North Wokingham Distribution Road, organised by the Emmbrook Residents Association and Joel Park Residents ...
More than 1,300 sign Elms Field Petition ahead of tomorrow’s deadline
A petition started by Facebook group Keep Elms Field Green has reached more than 1,300 signatures in a week. The petition ...
Elms Field petition: Council won’t debate it even if it reaches 1,500 signatures
A petition on Elms Field was launched on Wednesday and has already collected more than 650 signatures - but even ...
Rallying call to save Elms Field: meeting this Saturday
Campaigners opposed to council plans to build on Elms Field have arranged a meeting in the town centre park this weekend. ...
First look: the new plans for Elms Field
A new plan for the Elms Field site has been released as Wokingham's regeneration project continues. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) ...
London Road to close to traffic; diversions in place
A main road into Wokingham will be closed from tonight until Monday. Wokingham Borough Council has issued a reminder that ...
First look: the new Market Place for Wokingham
A workshop to discuss planned changes to Wokingham’s “town square” will be held on Monday. The evening event will give ...
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