Wokingham business shuts its doors
The Wokingham branch of a national chain has closed its doors for the final time.
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Last chance for BBQ King
The Winnersh takeaway has been allowed to continue operation subject to re-inspection.
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An ancient event with an important task
Swan Upping, the annual census of the swan population on the River Thames, took place last week.
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Plans approved for 1,400+ homes
The application is for land in south Wokingham.
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Tree work plans refused
The Council concluded the works would be excessive and harmful to the health and wider amenity of the trees.
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Warning issued about possible online scams
Thames Valley Police is urging people to remain vigilant.
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Berkshire children gain reading confidence with ABC to read
Charity celebrates 20 years youngsters' learning
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Water plans for Woosehill
The water filling station will occupy a single parking space at the supermarket.
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Get ready to chalk the town red, blue, yellow, green….
Chalk About It community art returns to Wokingham
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Catenian Association celebrates John Robins’ half century membership
Friends and family gather to raise their glasses
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