Expansion for town’s Indian restaurant
Bombay Story has announced plans to expand to a second location.
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Headteachers asked to cut budgets
Headteachers fear plans to cut budgets could leave them even more stretched.
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Police called to Rose Street incident
Emergency services were called to an incident in Wokingham on Tuesday evening.
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Warning issued for heavy rain
Berkshire has been placed under a yellow weather warning for heavy rain.
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Super Harry for the rescue for Sumas
Harry McBain looks after social media for Wokingham & Emmbroo, but on Saturday he was called into action on the pitch.
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Council’s project shortlisted for awards
A state-of-the-art temporary accommodation site in Wokingham is in the running for two industry accolades.
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Bracknell-based Content Guru’s AI solution wins Computing Cloud Excellence Award at 2023 ceremony
A BRACKNELL-based IT firm has scooped another award, this time looking at the future.
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Council set to decide fate of Winnersh film studio
A new film studio at the Winnersh Triangle Business Park could get planning permission this week.
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Binfield development sales success
The launch of a new show home in Binfield has been declared an outstanding success.
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Top award for Woodley restaurant
Jalpari of Woodley has been named as the Regional Restaurant of the Year for the South Central region.
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