Roads closed for pothole repairs
The repairs come after figures published last year showed the number of potholes reported across Wokingham is rising.
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They call is puppy love … Winnersh care home loves its special guest
THEY call it puppy love, and who can blame them? Residents of a care home in Winnersh have been helping the charity Guide Dogs
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Enjoy an ‘incendiary’ night of hits from an AC/DC tribute band
Wokingham Music Club hosts Lancashire band
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Rise in country park parking charges
Parking charges at two Wokingham country parks have risen by more than 10% this week.
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Bike shop extension plans refused again
Rideworx at 125 Reading Road had sought to build additional space.
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Drive-thru plans for Winnersh
A fast food drive-thru could be coming to Winnersh.
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Winnersh Studios in administration
Winnersh Film Studios has gone into administration following what have been described as 'cash flow problems'.
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Face painter sought
Winnersh Parish Council is searching for a face painter for its summer fete.
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MP critical over A329 road plans
Sir John Redwood has expressed his concerns over one of Wokingham's prominent road junctions.
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Wokingham borough film studios used for Hollywood blockbuster Ghostbusters Frozen Empire
Parts of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire were filmed at Shinfield Studios and Winnersh Studios.
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