Hospital Radio Reading to broadcast Wokingham & Emmbrook v Reading City
Hospital Radio Reading will be broadcasting live from Lowther Road on Saturday afternoon, and featuring the 'Royal Berkshire' derby between
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Kew set for Shinfield move
Thames Valley Science Park in Shinfield was identified as the preferred site.
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Bike shop extension plans refused again
Rideworx at 125 Reading Road had sought to build additional space.
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New town councillor appointed
Chetna Jamthe was selected to be co-opted onto the council.
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Owners express thanks after ‘devastating’ fire
The pub will remain closed whilst it deals with the aftermath of Tuesday's fire.
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Drive-thru plans for Winnersh
A fast food drive-thru could be coming to Winnersh.
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Last chance to register for May elections
Local elections are being held on Thursday, May 2, with all 54 seats on the borough council being contested.
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Beer to support charity
Finchampstead-based Elusive Brewery welcomed Wokingham town mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney, last weekend.
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Last chance for May Fayre stalls
Wokingham Lions has some last-minute availability for non-food stalls at the Wokingham May Fayre.
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Council starts waste tender process
The contract is expected to be awarded in spring 2025.
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