PTR celebrates 35 years in town
'We have seen a tremendous evolution of technology'.
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Business
McDonald’s: more details revealed
details have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council regarding traffic and litter management.
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Circle Reading Hospital recognised for outstanding patient care
'One of the UK's leading hospitals,' say judges at national awards
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Live-in dementia carer KK wins prestigious award
Judges recognised her compassion, warmth, and understanding
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Record year for poppy appeal
This year's appeal has topped £83.300.
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Garden centre to close
Dobbies Garden Centre has earmarked its Shinfield site for closure
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New store coming to Wokingham
A health food retailer has submitted plans to install signage.
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Extended hours plan for Wokingham pub
It wants permission to supply alcohol (on- and off-sales) from 9am until midnight from Monday until Sunday.
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Quest for a banking hub set to continue
The campaigner behind an application for Wokingham to be approved for a baking hub has vowed to fight on.
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New plans for Leathern Bottel
Plans have 'sparked criticism' from neighbours.
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