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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Rain didn’t dampen party spirits as Elms Field hosts Wokingham’s Party in the Park
The show went on despite the weather.
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MP to talk about his first year
Wokingham Society is set to host the illustrated talk.
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MICHAEL TATLOW DARLISON
Dr Mike Darlison, retired GP, passed away aged 91. A loving husband and father and dedicated doctor of over 40 years, setting up the Woosehill Surgery was one of his...
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Wokingham businesswoman nominated for award
The Innovator of the Year award celebrates bold thinkers and change-makers.
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Ten tips for a top day at Royal Ascot
One of last hatters in the country specialising in top hats and gentlemen's headwear in based in Wokingham.
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Pharmacy First initiative sees over 350,000 consultations in first year
Over 350,000 people in the region had been treated for common conditions since the Pharmacy First initiative was launched in January last year.
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Thames Valley Air Ambulance urges people to ‘summer safely’
Thames Valley Air Ambulance crews have experienced their busiest month in two years, with 301 call outs in May.
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Compensation for care home ‘frustrations’
The local government ombudsman investigated a complaint against Wokingham borough council.
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