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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Celebrate 100 years of Wokingham library
The celebration will be held at the library on Thursday, September 5.
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International rugby star to support Circle Reading Hospital with leadership and coaching
Welsh rugby player Dan Biggar is set to join the Circle Health Group as its first Executive Coach and Leadership Ambassador
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Plans for 99 homes in Hurst
The plans could see homes on a site that was previously refused.
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‘Fantastic’ GCSE results
Celebrations took place last week after GCSE students across Wokingham borough collected their results.
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Travel more for less
Wokingham Borough Council is reminding residents they can travel more for less.
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Busy road set to close for nine weeks
SGN has confirmed it will be carrying out essential work starting on September 2.
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Prizes for beating the street
Beat the Street Wokingham prizes have been awarded.
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Children’s book festival returns
The festival will feature award-winning authors and illustrators.
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