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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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend
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Gold Fever hits Wargrave
This year's theme of 'Gold Fever' made for a flamboyant, dazzling and glittering event.
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Wokingham speakers toast their new chair
Celebrations include the telling of tall tales
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
A group for people who like quiet activities meets in Wokingham
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Shock discovery on busy road
Charvil's litter picking efforts took a dramatic turn when Sam Akhtar and his partner discovered a large knife.
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War of words over Zumba ‘stunt’
A 'frivolous stunt'' were the words used to describe the Liberal Democrat's Zumba session in Wokingham yesterday.
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There’s something fishy going on in Earley
Hear a free talk about angling
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