Town welcomes new restaurant
Wokingham town centre has welcomed a new restaurant.
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MP names Wokingham businesses at party conference
He raised the importance of the hospitality sector in Wokingham.
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‘Use us or lose us’ pleas independent retailer in Wokingham
The shop has reduced its opening hours.
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Store celebrates 40 years of Vitality Health Foods in Wokingham
Forty visitors will randomly receive a goody bag in October
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Amazon delivers 50 new jobs to Bracknell
The 7,700 sqm building is expected to be fully operational next month.
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Crowthorne ethical designer empresses at London Fashion Show
Joanna Day shows her Byzantium Boutique's Empress Collection
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Hurst shop reopens
The shop previously served as the village post office.
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Garage plans approved
A vacant unit in Wokingham will be transformed into a MOT and vehicle repairs garage.
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Squire’s in Twyford launches new look café bar
Hare Hatch garden centre goes art deco for its founding year
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Cyclamens bring autumn colour to Squire’s Garden Centre, Wokingham
Flower festival will cheer with delicate blooms
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