Kebab van in Wokingham Borough has licence revoked
A kebab van that has served the community for more than two decades has been ordered to shut shop after authorities found
Read moreDetailsA kebab van that has served the community for more than two decades has been ordered to shut shop after authorities found
Read moreDetailsAn increase in the amount of national insurance employers could cost Reading Borough Council more than £500,000.
Read moreDetailsGenerous football supporters dug deep into their pockets to support a Wokingham Town legend, and saw the club record a 2-1 in the process. A crowd of more than 280...
Read moreDetailsAn age-old tradition that sees Santa kill St George was performed across Wokingham borough throughout the festive season. The Yateley Mummers – aka Yateley Morris – took their traditional Mummers...
Read moreDetailsSpecial events through the year will mark the group's achievements
Read moreDetails'Undeliverable' - that's the word on the lips of many Wokingham councillors to describe new housebuilding targets imposed on the council
Read moreDetailsA dog owner who allowed her dog to be mutilated by having his ears cropped has been banned from keeping dogs for ten years.
Read moreDetailsWith the national single fare cap increasing from £2 to £3 from 1 January, Reading Buses have announced that they are splitting the differene
Read moreDetailsWilde Theatre full house as family and friends celebrate his life
Read moreDetailsWork can begin on a controversial project for dozens of new flats in Wokingham town centre, none of which will be affordable.
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