REVIEW: A taste of India at Wokingham’s oldest family-run restaurant
My family and I were very excited to be invited by Ramandeep and his sister Varunpreet to The Sultan, the oldest family-run restaurant in Wokingham.
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An absurdly funny murder mystery is coming to Wokingham
CSI (Crime Scene Improvisation) is uniquely different every night
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Women’s FA Cup in the spotlight
The Adobe Women's FA Cup returns on Sunday with an exciting round of matches.
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Find out all about EVs this weekend in Wokingham
Free EVent will feature latest models and a chance to talk with industry experts
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Café-bar loyalty scheme rewards adventurous customers
Travel to the comfort of Sedero Lounge and earn perks as you do
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Enjoy free Victorian time-travel experience this weekend
Celebrate Heritage Open Day in Wokingham
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Town council’s ‘concerns’ over affordable homes plan
A large number of objections to the scheme were submitted.
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We just can’t do it without YOU! Say charities in urgent appeal for volunteers
Organisations report national (and local) crisis in volunteer numbers
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Fines for planning breach
The individuals failed to comply with the notices by the required date.
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Hear about a talk that shocked and outraged
Wokingham Literary Society will discuss Charles Darwin and his infamous book
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