Wokingham takeaway in trouble?
The future of a Wokingham Indian restaurant appears to be in doubt.
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Last chance to shape town centre strategy
Wokingham Borough Council is inviting retailers and hospitality providers to dedicated sessions.
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Local Plan comments invited
Representations should be based on the legal compliance and soundness of the Local Plan.
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Double Barrelled beers coming to Tesco stores across the south east
Tesco stores are rolling out one of Double Barrelled Brewery's signature ales alongside its brand new IPA in the coming weeks
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Free bus travel for disabled passengers
The decision was made in direct response to comments from disabled residents.
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New business comes to town
A new physiotherapy clinic has opened at Broad Street.
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Murdoch House creates magic moments with youngsters at Macmillan coffee morning
Young and old enjoy community cuppa and cakes at Wokingham care home
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September rain and thunder breaks records
Meteorologists say it's the wettest ever September
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RBH says thank you to Wokingham In Need volunteers
Donated gifts and comfort bags have brought smiles to the wards
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Wokingham Borough Council hit with four-figure fine for treatment of woman suffering severe mental health problems
Wokingham Borough Council has been fined £3,000 for its treatment of a woman suffering with severe mental health problems.
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