Stolen memories reunited with owner after being recovered from burnt-out van in Arborfield
nti-social behaviour officers of Wokingham Borough Council have returned the ashes, a 'baby's first year box'
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Bus services disrupted
Bus services in Wokingham are currently being disrupted because of an accident.
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Barkham woodland at auction
The lot is being sold with a guide price of £10,000, plus fees.
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Town centre restaurant announces closure
A Wokingham town centre restaurant has announced it will close at the end of March.
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Twyford snooker hall’s plans for expansion
The consultation for the application is open until April 14.
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Marvellous music festival seeks sponsors and supporters
Marvellous, which celebrates the very best tribute acts, runs from Friday, July 19, through to Sunday, July 21, with camping options available
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Vote for the next Police and Crime commissioner
The job of the PCC is to ensure the policing needs of communities are met effectively.
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All change at California crossroads
Access to some businesses at California crossroads is changing this week.
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Winnersh Triangle awarded Fitwel’s 2024 Best in Building Health Award
Frasers Property UK has scooped Fitwel's Best in Building Health Awards 2024 for Winnersh Triangle business park
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Works at California Crossroads faces delay after drainage problems found
Roadworks at California Crossroads have been delayed by drainage problems, Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed. The council said last week that work was ‘on track’ to be completed by September...
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