More details about new Mcdonald’s
Detailed refurbishment plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Jobs boost for Wokingham
More than 100 jobs will come to Wokingham as a result of a planned new McDonald's restaurant.
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Foodies flock to festival
Foodies from far and wide descended on Dinton Pastures in Winnersh last weekend.
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New restaurant and pub for Crowthorne
The new establishment will also create 40 full-time jobs for the local community.
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End of the road for BBQ King?
'Many separate complaints have been raised against the business.'
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‘Wokingham Waitrose woman’ in demand
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has responded to a report that his party has named a target demographic "Wokingham Waitrose woman".
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Michelin chef for Wokingham restaurant
More recently, Joshua was part of Tom Kerridge's team at his Marlow restaurants.
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Restaurant sign plans refused
The owners of a Wokingham restaurant have reacted with disappointment to a decision to refuse a planning application.
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How to have a healthier barbecue
National barbecue week is running until June 2, so here are some tips to help you have a healthier barbecue.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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