4,000 homes proposed on flood-prone land – Wokingham residents have their say on hall farm plan
Residents will get another opportunity next month to influence a plan to build on a floodplain.
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Activate learners make tote bags for families who have lost loved ones
Students support Royal Berkshire Hospital bereavement project
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Westminster diary – MP Yuan Yang: Warm, secure homes shouldn’t be a privilege
This past week, the main heating system in the Houses of Parliament has been broken. It is a centuries-old building
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Enjoy an afternoon of choral music in aid of Alexander Devine
A concert in St Peter's Church, Earley, will support the children's hospice and the church
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Are your local roads getting worse? Council says residents must step in
Wokingham Borough Council have asked Earley and Woodley residents to get in touch and tell them where the local potholes are in their local roads.
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Council reveals which roads around Wokingham borough will be dug up to reduce road flooding
Drainage works are set to take place at six locations across Wokingham borough next week as part of efforts to reduce the risk of road flooding.
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Mayor opens new SEND unit
The new unit and playground at Radstock Primary School in Earley was officially opened.
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Why Wokingham Borough Council is being accused of ignoring residents over 20mph speed limits
Jorgensen: 'They've ignored local voices, and they bragged about it.'
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Share memories over a friendly cup of tea in Earley
Monthly memory Cafe welcomes all
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Decision due on “ridiculous” speed limits in Earley
Roads in Earley are set to get 20mph speed limits, despite uproar from some neighbours.
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