Wokingham business shuts its doors
The Wokingham branch of a national chain has closed its doors for the final time.
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Business
Last chance for BBQ King
The Winnersh takeaway has been allowed to continue operation subject to re-inspection.
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The Three Frogs, Wokingham, reopens after major makeover
Guests can enjoy upgraded facilities indoors and out
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The 50plus home repair company welcomes new area manager
Woodley resident David Birch leads expansion into Berkshire
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End of an era for Wokingham’s Gig House
The pub closed on Sunday
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More details about new Mcdonald’s
Detailed refurbishment plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Jobs boost for Wokingham
More than 100 jobs will come to Wokingham as a result of a planned new McDonald's restaurant.
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A Swift move from housebuilder
David Wilson Homes has installed more than 30 bird boxes.
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Peter returns to law firm
He re-joins the firm having previously spent more than eight years at Blandy & Blandy.
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Colin and Sarah invite Squire’s customers to celebrate with them
The father and daughter will raise a glass to five years in Wokingham
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