Market Place to close for investigative work
Wokingham's town centre faces a fortnight of closures from tonight as part of a project to rejuvenate this part of the ...
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Watch out! Speed limits to be reduced on Borough’s roads
CHANGES to speed limits in the borough’s roads will come into effect from Monday. Two sections of the B3349 Basingstoke ...
Plans to tackle dog mess epidemic in Winnersh
A COUNCILLOR is to look into ways to tackle the dog mess epidemic in Winnersh after the problem was highlighted ...
New play area in Sol Joel Park will be accesible to all
CHILDREN will be able to enjoy a new play area opening Earley next week. It has been designed for children ...
Wokingham’s litter bin review on hold after protests
A REVIEW of the number of waste bins in the borough is on hold while councillors have a rethink over ...
Multi-storey car park and apartments plan for Carnival Pool redevelopment
AMBITIOUS plans for the redevelopment of a Wokingham town centre pool have been submitted by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC). The ...
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