“The award is very much deserved,” says the secretary of Berkshire South East CAMRA. The real ale loving organisation has voted The Ship Inn, in Peach Street, Wokingham, as its...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ONE of the biggest events in Wokingham’s annual calendar and signifies the start of festive celebrations for many, but the Winter Carnival is another victim of the coronavirus pandemic....
Read moreDetailsTown council leader says the hospitality and retail industry has been "financially hammered by the pandemic"
Read moreDetailsEcho tests help doctors to diagnose and treat a range of heart conditions including heart valve disease, and heart failure.
Read moreDetailsThe Grub Club will return to its original remit, focussing on providing lunches for families during the summer holidays.
Read moreDetailsA NEW fundraising scheme will help the work of a day centre for the borough's older folk, while also rewarding supporters. WADE, based in Reading Road in Wokingham, has launched...
Read moreDetailsA Bracknell-based arts centre is welcoming customers back to its restaurant and amphitheatre, following three months of closure due to the pandemic. South Hill Park Arts Centre reopened The Atrium...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of people have bought tickets to a concert without knowing what’s on the programme, or when it will be performed. And they’ve done it to help local professional musicians...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM supermarket has isolated two staff members after they tested positive for coronavirus. Wokingham.Today was contacted by readers concerned that there had been cases of Covid-19 in the Finchampstead...
Read moreDetails“Employees who successfully bring their staff back from furlough leave will receive a bonus of £1,000 per person."
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