This is why a busy Wokingham road has been shut
Emergency works to repair a sewer have forced a busy Wokingham town centre road to close
Read moreDetailsEmergency works to repair a sewer have forced a busy Wokingham town centre road to close
Read moreDetailsActress Sam Rogers and singer Fiona Cox want to entertain you – and their new business can do just that. The budding entrepreneurial couple from Auckland Road, Earley, have set...
Read moreDetailsThe ale was created just for Heritage Day on Saturday, September 14, when the town centre will be hosting a fun-filled day to celebrate eight centuries of the market
Read moreDetailsPROTESTS over the decision by the new Prime Minister to suspend parliament will be held in Wokingham on Wednesday evening. The cross-party event will take place from 4.30pm to 6pm...
Read moreDetailsA French market will be coming to Woodley’s town centre on Friday, offering shoppers the chance to grab some continental bargains
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM resident Helen Wilson triumphed at the World Transplant Games, winning two medals competing for Team Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Helen has competed in the Westfield Health British Transplant...
Read moreDetailsA PERFORMANCE of Woodley Theatres autumn production of The Herd will help raise funds for a good cause
Read moreDetailsperhaps one of the more controversial elements of this new season is the introduction of VAR (Video Assistant Referee) to all Premier League games, to add to the goal line...
Read moreDetailsSmiling is amazing for us and the people we come into contact with. After being away last week with my family, it was glaringly obvious yet again to see the...
Read moreDetailsReading manager Jose Gomes insisted that he was responsible for the result after Reading were defeated by Charlton Athletic at the Madejski Stadium. Reading suffered their third league defeat of...
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