Plans approved for Amercian fast food drive-thru in Winnersh
American fast food chain Five Guys has been granted permission .
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Kebab van granted licence for new site
An Arborfield kebab van has been granted permission to trade from a new location subject to planning permission
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Dolphin School pupils lend a hand at Wokingham Foodbank
'You don't need to go far to do some good'
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Future of kebab van to be decided
A public meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's Licensing and Appeals sub-committee will make the decision.
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Changes approved for town centre restaurant
{;ans have been approved for new advertising, signage and paint.
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Cancer charity boost from cake sale
The sale featured a selection of homemade cakes.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides free fresh produce through the week
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Wokingham takeaway in trouble?
The future of a Wokingham Indian restaurant appears to be in doubt.
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Wokingham Horticultural Association welcomes youngest ever entrant
Toddler's decorated biscuits draw smiles at Wokingham Horticultural Association
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