Trees removed from Elms Field as works get under way
TREES on Elms Field have been removed as work on the Wokingham’s town centre regeneration gets under way. Last week, ...
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Woodley Age Concern site cleared, affordable housing planned
Wokingham Housing (WHL) said it has just completed the final site clearance work on behalf of Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) ...
Appeal to catch Wokingham tree vandals
RESIDENTS have been left outraged after three cherry trees in a Wokingham town centre park were damaged by vandals over ...
Storm Doris causes mild inconvience to Wokingham
HIGH winds and heavy rain caused disruption to the borough’s commuters this morning. A number of trees fell down blowing roads, ...
PICTURES: Storm Imogen hits Wokingham borough
As we head into rush hour, many commuters will face delays and disruption to their journeys as a result of ...
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 ...
A festival of festive firs in Wokingham town centre
A TOWN centre church will be starting its Christmas celebrations in style this weekend. Fifty trees, each decorated by groups ...
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