Care home plans for Ruscombe
A consultation has opened into plans for a two-storey, 66-bed care home in Ruscombe.
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Garden donation from Squire’s
Wokingham In Need was chosen to receive a Love Where You Live Award for 2024.
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Top award for Wokingham firm
Bexprt has been honoured with a King's Award for Enterprise.
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£750 million worth of homes sold
While London remained the most valuable region, it accounted for just four of the top 10 most valuable local authorities.
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Jones calls for immediate election
The Liberal Democrat candidate for Wokingham has called for an immediate General election.
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Top award for Wokingham firm
Bexprt has been honoured with a King's Award for Enterprise.
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Tree saved after plans to fell refused
The tree in Milton Road was issued with an order to protect its future.
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Former ‘land banking’ plot for sale
A plot of land in Finchampstead that was part of an international land banking investment scam is currently for sale.
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Swallowfield loaf voted best in Britain
The "Uncle Tom Cobbler n'all" was crowned the top product in the Seeded Sourdough category.
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New head chef for L’Ortolan
Jamie Pearce will take the reins at the restaurant on June 4.
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