Community unites to take action on waste
Community unites to take action on waste
Tag: Wokingham Borough Council
THE ASHES: Cricketers put out fire in Shinfield
CRICKETERS were forced to extinguish a fire which emerged midway through a match.
Council upholds decision to reject development which would link Wokingham and Bracknell
The decision was made at an extraordinary planning committee meeting on Tuesday, August 2.
Graffiti in Arborfield playground
A WOKINGHAM playground was vandalised last week.
Black Boy Roundabout Closure
SHINFIELD motorists may experience disruption to their journeys as the Black Boy roundabout undergoes a week of planned overnight road ...
Council to decide fate of four Wokingham buses
WOKINGHAM Borough Council?s decision-making executive are set to determine the futures of four bus routes at a meeting on Monday, ...
Overnight road closure for resurfacing works to take place this Friday
A MAJOR route in and out of Reading is to be closed overnight for works.
Company building 55 apartments in Wokingham’s Carnival Place development goes under
THE COMPANY building homes at the Carnival Hub development has ceased trading, laying off all its staff.
Bus service 128/9 safe until March 2023 – Wokingham Borough Council pledges to put service out for tender
BUS SERVICES around Wokingham town, linking the shopping centre with outlying villages including Hurst and Twyford, continue until March next ...
Children across Wokingham encouraged to experiment with science this summer
From Monday, July 25, residents will be able to borrow a Reading Sparks activity box from Lower Earley Library.
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