Wokingham is 'well-prepared' for any Coronavirus outbreak says council leader
WOKINGHAM is well prepared for any outbreak of the Coronavirus according to the council leader, Cllr John Halsall. He said ...
WOKINGHAM is well prepared for any outbreak of the Coronavirus according to the council leader, Cllr John Halsall. He said ...
Residents commenting on the application have called the mast an “eyesore”, and are concerned that the chestnut trees will be ...
After extensive feedback and consultation, the borough council have changed the design of the new £1.8 million Dinton Activity Centre.
Currently, there are almost 50 council foster families in the borough, but ten more are needed to meet demand.
Hoping to restore Winnersh Meadows to its former glory, a volunteer project has been set-up to improve the orchard.
Government figures compiled by the BBC reveals that since 2011, there have been 5,777 incidents of fly-tipping, costing more than ...
FIXING flooding of the Showcase Roundabout to ensure it doesn't happen again would be a priority if the Liberal Democrats ...
PLANS to create a bit of Hollywood magic in Shinfield have been welcomed by Wokingham Borough Council. The executive member ...
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL will be investing 10% of its budget into tackling the climate emergency – more than the 2.5%-5% ...
A COMMUNITY vision will be voted on when Wokingham Borough Council meets on Thursday, February 20. Councillors will be considering ...
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