Sumas launch branded brew
Football fans have been treated to a new off-the-pitch attraction at Wokingham & Emmbrook Football Club.
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Supermarket’s search for Berkshire suppliers
A supermarket is on the hunt for new suppliers from Berkshire.
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‘It’s a crucial lifeline’: Parents fears for future of disco night for Wokingham children and young adults with additional needs
Fears for the future of a popular event for young people in Wokingham appear to have been resolved.
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Spitfires to return to the Berkshire skies
Spitfires will return to nearby Blackbushe airport later this year.
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£8,000 raised in memory of Laura
Half marathon walk in memory of a 'much loved and brilliant' friend and colleague.
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Former apprentice returns to head department
Electronic waste specialist Intelligent Waste Management Ltd has made three strategic new hires.
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Cars aren’t always the quickest option
The council has produced maps to illustrate how short trips can be quicker without a car.
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Wokingham secured millions from developers
More than £34 million in developers' contributions was raised by Wokingham Borough Council during the last financial year.
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Crews called to Farley Hill fire
Crews from Wokingham and Whitley Wood Fire Stations were sent to the scene.
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Views sought on new transport plan
Wokingham Borough Council is updating its Local Transport Plan, and is asking for comments as part of a consultation.
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