Bike shop extension plans refused again
Rideworx at 125 Reading Road had sought to build additional space.
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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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Support for Non-League Day
South Western Railway has become an official partner of Non-League Day.
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Council to close Cantley Park cafe
Wokingham Borough Council has announced its intention to close the cafe at Cantley Park.
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Sumas sign Kitson … for an event
Football fans are being invited to an evening with a Reading FC legend.
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Quiz time in Emmbrook
The event at the Lowther Road club will take place on Friday, March 1.
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Sumas launch branded brew
Football fans have been treated to a new off-the-pitch attraction at Wokingham & Emmbrook Football Club.
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Cars aren’t always the quickest option
The council has produced maps to illustrate how short trips can be quicker without a car.
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Get ready now for this year’s elections
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging its residents to be prepared for the forthcoming elections.
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EXCLUSIVE: Abbey praised for act of compassion by protecting ball boy during pitch invasion
Amongst passion down on the pitch during the pitch invasion at the Select Car Leasing Stadium during the game against Port Vale, there was a moment of compassion as Nelson...
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