New public toilets for Wokingham
New public toilets have been opened as part of Wokingham Town Centre's Regeneration.
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Wokingham council awards £124 million road building contract to Market Place developers
Nine “vital” road schemes and four strategic development roads across Wokingham borough will be built by Balfour Beatty after the ...
Plan to buy Peach Place homes meets opposition
A DECISION to change the nature of housing in Peach Place was approved by the Executive but called in by ...
New route for Bohunt school footpath revealed
A NEW footpath route to allow students attending the new Bohunt School in Arborfield to get to and from lessons safely ...
‘Every child still has a school place’ says WBC
EVERY child whose offer was withdrawn from a new school in Shinfield will get a place at another school, the council has ...
A329M to re-open ahead of schedule this weekend
WORKS to repair the A329M Loddon Viaduct has been completed ahead of schedule. The repair work, which started on July ...
Wokingham Tory leader hits back at call to resign
THE LEADER of the council has hit back at a call for him to stand down after a leaked email ...
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