War of words over Zumba ‘stunt’
A 'frivolous stunt'' were the words used to describe the Liberal Democrat's Zumba session in Wokingham yesterday.
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A Wokingham film explores a chance encounter
Who is Adam's mysterious neighbour?
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‘Yes, you can go to Barcelona,’ says Wokingham charity
Bright Futures Fund gives extracurricular activities the green light
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A stunt with a serious message
Wokingham hosted another visit from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey yesterday.
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Another bank to close next week
Wokingham town centre will lose another bank next week.
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CLASP celebrates Learning Disability Week
Did you see them?
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Worrying trend in ‘fresh air’ invoicing
The fraudulent practice involves companies raising an invoice which doesn't relate to a trading transaction.
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Find antiques in Wokingham
A monthly fair sells collectibles
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End of the road for resurfacing work
The work exactly at the border of areas covered by Wokingham and Bracknell councils,
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New home for town business
The Eye People opticians has been trading from Market Place for eleven years.
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