‘Fight’ in town centre post office
Thames Valley Police is investigating the incident.
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Cafe plans approved for empty unit
A former barber in Wokingham will be converted it into a cafe.
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Council tackles rubbish complaints
Residents have highlighted the issue at the hotel in Sindlesham.
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Bagging a good deal?
Wokingham Borough Council blue rubbish bags are being sold on a popular internet auction site.
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Ticket machine failures
More than one in 10 attempts to buy tickets at two Wokingham town centre car parks failed in the space of a year.
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‘We just want to look at a picture, and know what it means’
Wokingham Theatre's clever comedy, the Pitmen Painters, reveals the art of painting
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Childhood trauma support for every Wokingham school
Teachers are urged to sign up now
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Wokingham gains new landmark as charity puts down roots
Willow to become a meeting point for Me2 Club members
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Last chance to register for walk
The annual Wokingham Walk, organised by Wokingham Lions, will take place on Sunday, April 28.
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Interest in Cantley cafe and pavilion
Council has confirmed interest from a number of parties who have expressed interest in the Cantley Park cafe and pavilion.
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