Keephatch resident calls on council to take responsibility in managing biodiversity
A Keephatch resident is calling for the council to take responsibility in managing biodiversity.
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Fair tree encourages Woodley walkers to flutterby
For many, lockdown has sparked a new-found love for walking and exploring the countryside.
Spread happiness during Mental Health Awareness week
Send a little bit of happiness: that’s the call from the council this Mental Health Awareness Week.
Couple celebrate diamond wedding anniversary
IT WAS NOT the celebration with family and friends they started planning last Autumn – just the two of them ...
Charities across the borough continue to support community during coronavirus crisis
CHARITIES and organisations across the borough are working hard to support the community during the coronavirus crisis.
‘We need more Crisis Houses’: Call to boost housing stock for homeless
THE FOUNDER of the Wokingham Crisis House has warned that there is not enough provision for people who are homeless ...
Work on new cycleway from Coppid Beech roundabout to town centre begins Monday
“Having cycleways providing a seamless route into Wokingham town centre, means our residents will be able to ride easily between ...
Council can’t afford to help big developers by delaying payments
Councils are being encouraged to delay collecting money from housing developers designated for community contributions.
Wokingham vicar dies aged 91
A Wokingham Church of England vicar whose counselling skills touched thousands of peoples’ lives has died at the age of ...
New foster families urgently required amid coronavirus pandemic
Wokingham Borough Council are encouraging people to make the life-changing decision to become foster families- with new families urgently needed ...
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