Countdown is on for McDonald’s in Wokingham as opening date revealed
The opening date for McDonald's in Wokingham has been revealed
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MP says sorry for social media post
Yuan Yang has said sorry for the confusion.
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Date set for new restaurant opening
Club India by Chef Awanish Roy will open its doors on July 10.
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Vending machine plans refused
A retrospective planning application has been refused.
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REVIEW: Honest Burgers bring a taste of New York to Reading
Honest Burgers latest offering sees them bring a taste of New York to cities and towns around England with their brand new burger.
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New restaurant set for Crowthorne
The Vault 327 restaurant is set to open at the end of this month.
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Restaurant plans a step nearer
The business has applied to Wokingham Borough Council for a premises licence.
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New collaboration for The Chequers
The highlight is Gemma Ogston's best known dishes
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‘Best ever pub pie’ coming to Wokingham
It will be available from April 17.
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‘Distinctive’ Indian restaurant backed by world renowned chef set to open in Wokingham
The new independent Indian dining concept is backed by a world-renowned two-Michelin-starred chef.
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