Winnersh’s empty unit set for transformation into a 24/7 gym
Planning officers have approved a change of use application that will see a branch of Pure Gym coming to Winnersh.
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Mobility scooter service at Dinton Pastures expands
More people can now access the country park thanks to two new additions to the fleet
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Man arrested after alleged indecent exposure involving woman and teenage girl in Winnersh
Police have appealed for witnesses after a man allegedly indecently exposed himself to a woman and a teenage girl in Winnersh.
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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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Wokingham named second worst hotspot in Berkshire for property-damaging Japanese knotweed
Across Berkshire, there are currently 547 verified sightings - making it the 19th worst-affected county in England.
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They like to move it, move it, in Wokingham
Care home residents get moving to put the fun in fundraising
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Drivers face fresh travel disruption across Wokingham this week
Drivers are being warned to expect disruption across parts of Wokingham borough over the coming week due to a series of roadworks.
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Former takeaway site set for major transformation after plans approved
Wokingham borough council's planning officers have granted permission that will see six flats, a restaurant and a takeaway coming to Winnersh.
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Lost Wokingham: Eight things that have disappeared from our borough
Recent years have seen massive transformations in the borough.
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Help name Dinton’s living willow caterpillar
A new resident has appeared at Dinton Pastures in Hurst, and it needs a name.
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