A step closer to a banking hub?
A former Wokingham town mayor has applied for the town to have a banking hub.
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Restaurant submits expansion plans
A consultation has opened over plans that could see an expansion of a popular restaurant.
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Toxic avenger: ‘Wish I could get my eyeball back’
The green slime should go far
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Imam provides reassurance
Wokingham muslims were urged to remain calm during a sermon last week.
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Young people at heart of project to create new skateboard park in Twyford
Young people at the heart of a big project to create a new skateboard park are helping to sell £5 pints of concrete to achieve their aim.
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MP inundated with letters and emails
Wokingham's new MP said he's been swamped with letters and emails since taking up his new role.
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More details emerge about replacement business for Gig House in Wokingham
DEN 42, a brand-new social hub, is set to open its doors on August 31.
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‘Gallons lost’ from town centre leak
A leak wasting 'thousands of gallons of water' in Wokingham town centre has been left for more than a month.
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Apartment plans for business park
If approved, a total of 62 apartments will be created.
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Wokingham author’s book launch: inspiring and emotional
Stephen Ross's book is his legacy
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