What’s it like in Wokingham’s new PizzaExpress?
Wokingham’s new-look PizzaExpress is a restaurant of two halves: the new kitchen area is towards the front, while the back area is a light and spacious conservatory area with plenty...
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Arborfield Cross Relief Road receives £24 million funding from Department of Transport
A NEW road currently being built in Arborfield has received a boost after receiving Government funding. On Thursday, August 1, roads minister Baroness Vere announced a £24 million investment for...
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REJECTED: Plan to turn Wokingham car park into 77 homes thrown out by planning officers
A PLAN to convert a popular Wokingham town centre car park into 77 homes has been thrown out by planning officers. It was rejected as Wokingham Borough Council’s planning department...
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Waltham St Lawrence recover to give Twyford a shock defeat
WALTHAM St Lawrence earned themselves a surprise win as the bottom of the table club defeated third place Twyford and Ruscombe by 50 runs. Waltham were put into bat first...
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Scaffolding collapses at Reading’s Station Hill demolition site
Scaffolding collapsed in Reading town centre today leaving firefighters and sniffer dogs to hunt for people potentially trapped underneath. The Garrard Street structure fell down at approximately 11:15am, injuring at...
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Wokingham off-licence employee fined for selling Koppaberg to underage teenager
An employee from a Wokingham off-licence was fined for selling cider to a minor last Friday. Parmit Singh Kapoor, 29, from BB Wines, was convicted at Reading Magistrates’ Court after...
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Efits released after women robbed by men who claimed to have a knife
A WOMAN walking in Emmbrook Fields was robbed by two men who claimed to have a knife. Now, Thames Valley Police has released two Efit images of two men they...
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Wokingham Town Council agrees to fly Pride flag later this month
WOKINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL is to follow in the footsteps of the borough council by agreeing to fly the flag for Pride next month. Staff at the town hall will hoist...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Mrs Thatcher and her three predecessors
Tim Holder, a famous cartoonist from the 60s and 70s was really well known for his infamous and sometimes not very flattering caricatures of famous sporting and political faces of...
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Petition launched to lift rumoured ban on Wokingham Station’s ‘Cheerful Controller’ reading Winnie the Pooh
A petition was launched today to lift the rumoured ban on the renowned Wokingham announcer who reads poetry over the loudspeaker during busy periods. Tony Knight has a reputation for...
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