Popeyes Bracknell wins bid to serve food late at night
An American chain chicken restaurant in Bracknell has been given the go-ahead to keep on serving customers late at night.
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Michelin-star aims for Wokingham’s latest restaurant
Club India is the masterpiece of restaurateur and chef Awanish Roy.
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Mayor welcomes new businesses
She welcomes several new businesses.
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Changes to new McDonald’s refused
It has been refused permission to make changes to its new store.
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Opuz opens in Wokingham
Opuz is a modern Turkish restaurant and bar, offering relaxed and sophisticated all-day dining.
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A great year for Wokingham raspberries
Berries grown in Wokingham are supplied to major national supermarket chains.
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Wokingham pub, The Two Poplars, reopens after major makeover
The Two Poplars pub in Wokingham has officially reopened its doors following a major refurbishment.
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New cafe set to open in Wokingham town hall
New operator wants the space to feel like ".. Wokingham's living room".
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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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