Wokingham awarded £91,000 to help combat rough sleeping in borough
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has been awarded £91,000 by central government to help tackle rough sleeping in the area. The funds ...
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Knife and baseball bat found by police in park; drugs and cash seized
POLICE have found a knife and a baseball bat as they carried out a sweep of a busy Earley park ...
Woman sexually assaulted as she walks through town centre street
A WOMAN was assaulted as she walked through a Reading town centre street and police are appealing for witnesses to ...
Sit and Sip bring the cosmopolitan to Wokingham with international drinks menu
As part of their menu, Sit and Sip now serve a range of cannabis-infused drinks, so The Wokingham Paper visited ...
Coronavirus: top medical stats professor warns of a real risk to global health
A TOP medical statistics professor has predicted the possible start of a coronavirus epidemic in the UK. Professor Ben Cowling, ...
DENMARK STREET CAR PARK: 'I hope this brings the shoppers back to Wokingham town'
The organiser of a petition calling on the council to buy Demmark Street Car Park so it could be reopened ...
DENMARK STREET SALE: 'Wokingham must get its car park offering right'
WOKINGHAM must get its car parking offering right. That’s the view of the Liberal Democrat group leader Cllr Lindsay Ferris. ...
Vegan market cancelled over Storm Ciara concerns
Organisers, Sparkle Vegan Events say that: "Wokingham Town Council have made the difficult decision due to the expected arrival of ...
Council buys Wokingham town centre car park
THE COUNCIL will be taking over the entire Denmark Street car park in hopes to provide better provision for local ...
Popular vegan market announces dates for 2020 after successful trial
Wokingham Vegan Market announced yesterday that they will continue trading in the town centre throughout 2020.
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