McDonald’s ad plans approved
The application was approved by officers from Wokingham Borough Council.
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‘Outdoor smoking’ gazebo approved
Plans have been approved for a designated shisha smoking area.
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Be alert for ‘best scam letter’
The fake 'compliance' letter could easily be mistaken for being authentic.
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Wokingham Festival returns this weekend with a whole host of talent
Wokingham Festival returns this weekend with a whole host of local bands, and acts from further afield, taking to the stage to entertain the masses.
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MP shows support for Woodley charity
Yuan Yang paid a visit to Woodley Lunch Bunch on Tuesday.
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Cowshed’s hopes for prize boost
The Cowshed provides support for people in times of crisis.
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Gladys gets creative
She has used her strong family bonds as inspiration.
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Birthday celebrations for Bluebell House
Staff, residents and guests marked the special occasion with an afternoon of celebrations.
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Rare dress sells for £2,000
The lot at a recent Wokingham auction dated to 1780.
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Act now and make a splash
The inaugural Wokingham Lions Club Swimathon is approaching.
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