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‘We’ll pay your parking’ pledges Wokingham restaurateur as prices set to rise
A Wokingham restaurateur is urging business in the town to fight back against the parking charge increase which will be introduced next week.
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Rachel’s new hair salon in Wokingham will keep it in the family
HAIRDRESSER Rachel Harris has gone back to the future to launch her new salon.
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Still time to enter Wokingham in Bloom art contest
Time is running out to enter the Wokingham in Bloom art competition, which will see the winning designs used to create a relaxing oasis
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Free tots’ storytimes at Wokingham Waterstones
Free tots' storytimes at Wokingham Waterstones
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Vehicle in collision with a Wokingham house
A vehicle was in collision with a house in Arthur Road, Wokingham on Tuesday morning
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Life-saving defib taken from Wokingham town phone box and dumped
A potentially life-saving defibrillator was removed from its housing and dumped under a bag in Broad Street on Monday morning.
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It’s great to be eight: Wokingham brewery marks birthday with a party in its brewery
BEER lovers will be raising a glass or two this month as one of Wokingham's popular breweries celebrates its eighth birthday.
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Plans for Reading and Wokingham’s local TV station That’s Thames Valley to remain on air until 2034
LOCAL television service That's Thames Valley will continue to operate for another 10 years subject to the outcome of a public consultation.
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Golf club’s donation will keep the disco lights on at Friday Night Project
Golf club's donation will keep keep the disco lights on at Friday Night Project
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Wokingham’s Bikeathon was a tour de force
Hundreds of cyclists braved the high temperatures and threat of storms as they took to the roads around Wokingham for an annual Bikeathon on Sunday.
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