Ann Summers in Wokingham? Sign prompts amused reaction from residents
A sign suggesting that lingerie and adult retailer Ann Summers could be coming to Wokingham has prompted a wave of amused reactions from residents
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Business
Woodley post office to close
There has been a post office in Crockhamwell Road since the early 1960s.
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Tesco Wokingham supports local school and community projects
Shoppers to vote to help children access healthy food
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Why thousands rely on independent local news – and how you can help
To mark Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is hosting a "Meet the Team" event.
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£600,000 boost for Berkshire film industry training as studios back new talent
The aim is to build on the local skills base and help people find viable routes into the screen industry.
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Wokingham Town FC seek sponsors
The club, based at Lowther Road in Emmbrook, has more than 70 individual teams.
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Hall & Woodhouse named as Best Places to Work employer for third year
Hall & Woodhouse is a family-owned company that has about.150 pubs across the south.
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Holme Grange Craft Village: ‘Welcome back everyone’
Long detours for breakfast at The Grange Cafe are over
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Poundstretcher repossession in Wokingham a misunderstanding
Poundtretcher has confirmed to Wokingham Today that its 'repossession' earlier this morning was a misunderstanding", and that it has now reopened.
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Could you be sitting on a financial timebomb? Wokingham expert issues advice
Local wills, tax and trusts expert Ray Best explains the 'Age 25' trap
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