Lower Earley hub on the market
The former home of Autotrader, the automotive brand founded by Sir John Madejski, was vacated nearly 10 years ago,
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Business
McDonald’s confirms no drive-thru plans for new Wokingham restaurant
McDonald's has confirmed it has no plans to introduce a drive-thru in Wokingham.
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A new life for the former Shire Hall site
The building could be demolished and replaced with six logistics units.
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Town centre restaurant plans
Plans have been submitted for changes to a Grade-II listed building in Wokingham.
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Waste tender open for experienced operators
Once awarded, the new £112 million contract will commence on April 1, 2026.
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Shock at bike dealership closure
A popular motorcycle dealership has announced it is set to close.
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There’s something in the water
There's quite literally something in the water in Finchampstead.
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Police and Crime Commissioner calls for review after TVP officers win “positive discrimination” tribunal
Matthew Barber has ordered a review in the wake of a tribunal which found that officers had been passed over for promotion based on their race
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New building for Shinfield Studios
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans for a new building on the site of Shinfield Studios.
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Be alert for ‘best scam letter’
The fake 'compliance' letter could easily be mistaken for being authentic.
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