Finchampstead parish councillor: “I said last year that cycle lane plans were too small”
A PARISH councillor has said that confusion over plans for a cycle lane in Finchampstead could have been avoided if ...
A PARISH councillor has said that confusion over plans for a cycle lane in Finchampstead could have been avoided if ...
A NEW footpath route to allow students attending the new Bohunt School in Arborfield to get to and from lessons safely ...
RESIDENTS in Wokingham will start receiving their household waste blue bags for 2017/2018 from next week. From Monday (13), more ...
THE COMPANY behind the borough’s recycling facilities has defended the decision to start charging households for dumping their DIY waste. ...
Following the resignation of Chris Singleton, there is a vacancy for Wokingham Borough Council in its Emmbrook ward. The by-election ...
A ROW has broken out over whether new charges to dispose of DIY waste at the borough’s recycling centre are ...
Budget supermarket Aldi will be opening a new store in Elms Field in time for Christmas 2018, the borough council ...
A SECOND Conservative councillor has quit the borough council citing issues with his fellow ward councillors. Chris Singleton resigned on ...
SCHOOLS in Wokingham borough are set to be more than £6.5 million worse off by 2020 unless the government changes ...
AS JACK Frost’s grip on the borough continues, residents are being invited to get some free winter driving tips at ...
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