Investigations have found no evidence to support a theory that dogs who died at Heathlake Local Nature Reserve were poisoned. Rumours spread on social media networks last week after two dogs died within a week of each other. But a full investigation by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) has found no evidence they were poisoned. In response to the deaths police urged dog owners to be vigilant in the area and warning posters were also put up.
The newly-elected independent councillor for Charvil has promised to put the village first in all his dealings. Nick Ray, who lives in Strathmore Drive, has pledged to get the most for villagers after he received 414 votes in Thursday's election to win what has historically been a Conservative seat.
Voters will head to the polls across Wokingham tomorrow to elect their borough representatives. Borough and parish council elections are being held across the borough with borough councillors seats up for grabs in Twyford, Remenham Wargrave and Ruscombe, Charvil and Hurst. With Cllr Stephen Conway (Lib Dem, Twyford) not standing, Lindsay Ferris (Lib Dem) James Ewan
Community groups in Norreys have benefited from Wokingham Borough Council's (WBC) community budget this year. Projects ranging from healthy living to community gardens have already received funding
The leader of the borough council has vowed money will be found for a new library in the village - despite £1.3m earmarked for the project being pulled from this year's budget. Cllr David Lee, leader of Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) said prudent financial management would ensure funds were available - but only if supporters come up with a fully-costed and practical plan.
The Conservatives have lost two seats after voters went to the polls in Wokingham's borough council elections. The results were announced following the count at the Loddon Valley Leisure Centre in in Lower Earley today. The Tories lost Winnersh to the Lib Dem candidate Rachelle Shepherd-Dubey and Charvil to the independent candidate Nick Ray.
Drivers in the Wokingham borough are being warned not to abuse a disabled parking scheme. Wokingham Borough Council's (WBC) parking enforcement team held an event with police in Woodley on Friday, April 13, to ensure motorists are not fraudulently using the blue badges, which offer parking concessions.
Ballot papers for postal voters should be arriving on doormats over the next few days. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) has issued more than 18,500 postal votes ahead of the borough and parish
