Wokingham pub property for sale
The home of one of Wokingham's most well-known pubs has been put up for sale.
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MP welcomes ‘fall in shop prices’
Sir John Redwood took to X, former Twitter, last week to welcome a fall in shop prices.
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Face painter sought
Winnersh Parish Council is searching for a face painter for its summer fete.
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Wokingham ranks highly for health
Wokingham Borough has been ranked as the ninth healthiest area in the United Kingdom.
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Wokingham performing arts students shine on West End stage
Stagecoach youngsters showcased their creative skills
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Twyford Parish Council celebrates an outstanding citizen
Super charity fundraiser Ian wins a borough award
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Wokingham Toastmasters speechless after record success
Two group members will compete in the national finals next month
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VOTE 2024: Wokingham’s all-out poll listed as one to watch
This year, due to new ward boundaries, all 54 seats are up for grabs, with the Lib Dems looking to take overall control of the council
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Thames Water parent firm fails to pay interest on its debts
THE PARENT company of Thames Water says it failed to meet a deadline to pay interest on its debts.
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Crossroads work behind schedule
A suggestion that work is currently delayed by as much as three weeks may not be entirely correct.
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