Wokingham town centre gym closes suddenly
A WOKINGHAM town centre gym has closed, and its owners have confirmed it will not reopen. In 2015, Anytime Fitness took over the former Blockbuster Video premises in Peach Street....
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Peak performance: Wokingham businessesman scales the summits
A WOKINGHAM businessman has vowed "never again" after completing the arduous 24-hour three peaks challenge with just seconds to spare
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Ritz cinema to have new owners ahead of house building plan
An agreement has been reached to sell the site of the former Ritz cinema in Easthampstead Road
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Summer show celebrates Twyford’s cream of the crop
The cream of this year's crop was on show at last weekend's Summer Show, organised by the Twyford and Ruscombe Horticultural Association
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Young footballers shine in Ashridge Park FC’s 2023 tournament
More than 1,000 youngsters descended on Wokingham last weekend for the annual Ashridge Park football tournament. Players from more than 220 teams battled for honours at what is the club’s...
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Vehicle in collision with a Wokingham house
A vehicle was in collision with a house in Arthur Road, Wokingham on Tuesday morning
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Twyford film making duo picked up by Netflix to make documentary based on the Iranian Yellow Pages
Two Twyford-based documentary producers are set to receive funding and professional support as part of the Netflix Documentary Talent Fund.
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