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A GYM with a coffee shop is being mooted for a vacant Wokingham town centre site.  Last year, catalogue retailer Argos moved out of its premises in The Plaza, and...

A BOOKLIST aimed at helping children with their mental health has been released, writes Daisy Hanson. Focusing on tackling issues such as grief and bullying, Wokingham Borough Council and The...

Increase in severe gastroenteritis in dogs in Wokingham mirrors the national picture. As many local dog owners are already aware at St Vincents Veterinary Surgery we have seen an increase...

Even the most entrenched philistine would have found it difficult not to enjoy Lucrezia Walker’s excellent lecture on Rembrandt and Vermeer, delivered to The Arts Society Wokingham at Newbold Church,...

THE WHEELS on the bus have come round and round for residents of a Sindlesham residental complex.  Lord Harris Court has just taken delivery of the new vehicle, which is...

CHANGES to the way in which we handle money means that a bank is to close a branch in Lower Earley later this year.  The Halifax announced last week that...

STUDENTS from a Wokingham school are celebrating after being crowned national champions.  A team from St Crispin’s School in London Road took part in the British Wheelchair ‘Inclusive Zone Basketball’...

Sit and Sip have launched a range of coffees and other refreshments with extracts of CBD — the non-psychoactive part of the cannabis plant.

Since its announcement, residents have voiced their opinions on the proposed development sites across the borough, but this is the first chance they will have to respond officially.

“She was left on a gurney in the corridor. It’s like a third world hospital," said her son, Kris.