Winnersh restaurant hits the market for £850,000
The Bar + Block restaurant, situated on Reading Road adjacent to the Premier Inn, is currently on the market.
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Farley Hill Primary School celebrates 100 years of learning
Arborfield community gathers to mark special birthday
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MP says VAT removal ‘won’t cut it’ for Wokingham residents
Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, Clive Jones said: "We need to get money back into the pockets of residents in Wokingham."
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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Wokingham MP: Burnham must do more on buses
Jones: I call upon the new prime minister to go further supporting public transport and investing in walking, cycling and wheeling.
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Wokingham student journalist wins prestigious award after being praised as ‘outstanding’
He was nominated by his tutors ? not only for his academic achievement but also for his care and consideration towards his fellow students.
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Wokingham care home goes from ‘inadequate’ to ‘Good’ in less than three years
Bluebell House Residential and Nursing Home on Barkham Road is celebrating a positive Care Quality Commission assessment.
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Threatened bus service to continue
Thw 151 service was facing cancellation next month due to financial challenges.
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Give unused medical equipment a second life
Do you have crutches, walking sticks, shower stools or other support equipment at home that you no longer need?
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