End of the road for Wokingham market trader
The family-run business ended its long-standing tenure at the Market Place venue last weekens.
Read moreDetailsThe family-run business ended its long-standing tenure at the Market Place venue last weekens.
Read moreDetailsWork to create a roundabout at what has been labelled as a 'dangerous' road junction between Bracknell and Wokingham will take 48 weeks.
Read moreDetailsWokingham town council has objected to a planning application for signage at the planned new Sports Direct shop in Market Place.
Read moreDetailsWe will retain our post office in Wokingham town centre, says councillor.
Read moreDetailsPolice have appealed for witnesses after a man allegedly indecently exposed himself to a woman and a teenage girl in Winnersh.
Read moreDetailsJust turn up for a free men's walking group
Read moreDetailsA 51-year-old man has been charged in connection with three suspicious packages found in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted and two men were physically assaulted on the University of Reading campus.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council's flagship housing development, the Carnival flats development is projected to make a loss of £1.3 million.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's property market is experiencing what appears to be a significant shift.
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