Future of former M&S site takes centre stage
the future of the former Marks & Spencer building on Peach Street in Wokingham has entered a crucial new chapter.
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Man with ‘UK’s best job’ visits Wokingham
Dale Harvey made the trip south from his Nottingham home to tick off a number of pubs in the town.
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Wokingham ‘serial litterer’ targets Matthews Green roundabout – and risks fines
'Why can't you just put them in the bottle bank?' asks disgruntled resident
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Opportunity to join Wokingham almshouse community
New tenant/s invited to apply for vacant flat
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Second Wokingham flag at the World Cup
This one, bearing the name of the town, also included club badges for both Wokingham Town and Reading football clubs.
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Wokingham United Charities grant will help people Thrive
Charities can now apply for WUC's Thrive Grant
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New landlords revealed for Barkham pub
The Bull at Barkham pub is set to reopen later this year, with experienced Wokingham landlords at the helm.
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Future of Shute End to be confirmed
Wokingham borough council is due to decide the future of its headquarters when its executive meets on Thursday.
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SWR issues ‘only travel if essential’ warning for commuters
Rail passengers are being urged to avoid all non-essential travel during the heatwave.
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Annual crime report shows drops in neighbourhood crime, shoplifting, and knife crime
Neighbourhood crime, knife crime, shoplifting, and rural crime have all dropped, the latest figures from the PCC's annual report show
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