Four to stand for a single seat on Finchampstead parish council
FOUR people have put themselves forward for election in Finchampstead – but they’re not General Election candidates. The parish council ...
FOUR people have put themselves forward for election in Finchampstead – but they’re not General Election candidates. The parish council ...
Each week, we print the biggest local what's on guide you’ll find anywhere. And now we’re bringing it in pixels to ...
AN initiative to help victims of domestic abuse over the Christmas period has been launched in Wokingham. Project Shoebox, in ...
SWIMMERS and people looking for ways to keep cool in the heat are being warned to stay away from open ...
A POLL of Conservatives carried out by The Times newspaper reveals that one of the borough's four MPs should be ...
Wokingham MP John Redwood has written an open letter to constituents in the wake of the borough’s decision to remain ...
TWO voluntary organisations from Wokingham Borough have been recognised for their work in the community with a Queen’s Award. Disabled ...
A CONSULTATION has been launched over a plan to build an Aldi and a Costa Coffee drive-through to Wokingham. While ...
ALMOST nine in 10 pupils will be starting secondary school this September in their first choice school. Earlier this week, ...
THE revised layout to the A329M was never going to work and doomed to failure, according to a former transport ...
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