Michelin-star aims for Wokingham’s latest restaurant
Club India is the masterpiece of restaurateur and chef Awanish Roy.
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Police appeal after car fails to stop in Winnersh road traffic collision
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses and footage after a vehicle failed to stop in a road traffic collision in Winnersh.
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WADE Fair hobby horses were a big hit
Day centre visitors enjoyed show jumping hilarity
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Horses avoid parking tickets
Around 30 horses and their carts were parked in Market Place.
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Discover the buzz at Arts Society Wokingham
David Hockney is the subject of a free lecture in Binfield
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RaW Sounds Today: Martha and the Fairy, Ian Hornal and The Stretch
Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham
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Bluebird carer wins National Dementia Care Award
Homecare service celebrates KK's outstanding achievement
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Rainbow flag raised in Wokingham in run-up to Pride
A rainbow flag is being flown above Wokingham Borough Council's offices ahead of this Saturday's Wokingham Pride celebrations.
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Man and woman hospitalised after having glass smashed in their face at a nightclub
A man and a woman were both assaulted by three men on the dancefloor in a nightclub in Henley-on-Thames.
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GWR: some disruption to train lines later this month amid Henley rail works
GWR has announced that there is set to be some disruption to a number of rail lines as a result of rail improvement works taking place in Henley.
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