New cafe set to open in Wokingham town hall
New operator wants the space to feel like ".. Wokingham's living room".
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Emergency services on scene at scrapyard fire in Barkham
The fire happened in a scrapyard, according to Thames Valley Police.
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‘Noise nuisance’ review for pub
A notice detailing the review has appeared outside the premises.
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New planet-friendly pizzaria, Knead Neapolitan, opens this week
Love pizza? Try Wokingham's new pizzaria
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Law firm donates to local charities
The firm has supported Berkshire Women's Aid and The Cowshed since 2023.
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Hurst village store set to reopen after competitive battle between potential buyers
A village store which closed six months ago is set to reopen ? after a competitive battle by 11 potential buyers.
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Enjoy a free festival of food and music in Bracknell
The South Hill Park event promises 'great vibes'
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Enjoy a summer afternoon of jazz in Crowthorne
Thames Voyces will perform a selection of sonnets and songs
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Wokingham Pride kicks off Pride month with fundraising quiz
Wokingham Pride started Pride Month with a fundraising quiz on 3rd June at The Rose Inn in Wokingham town centre.
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Church Notes: Acts of kindness
Words from Wokingham Churches
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