“We’re chuffed to bits” – that’s the verdict of the new owners of The Lord Raglan pub in Wokingham, which opened its doors for the first time today. The bar...
Read moreDetailsAT 5pm this evening, Wokingham’s newest pub opens. The Lord Raglan in Denmark Street has had a £350,000 makeover, turning the venue into what owners says is a modern pub...
Read moreDetailsHIGH DEFINITION CCTV cameras have been installed to Wokingham town hall in a bid to crackdown on anti-social behaviour. The Town Council announced that five cameras had been added to...
Read moreDetailsAS A precautionary measure, a Wokingham borough school has sent pupils home after their families came into contact with a suspected coronavirus case. Keep Hatch Primary School in Ashridge Road...
Read moreDetailsA LANDSLIP is causing problems to the trains this morning, with lines blocked as a result. The incident happened between Ash and Wanborough stations and as a result services between...
Read moreDetailsRECORD fans have a nervous wait ahead of them – they won’t know until the day if they will be able to buy a copy of a limited edition single...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY infant school has reopened after a staff member came down with coronavirus. Willow Bank Infant School was closed from Monday, March 2, to allow staff to self-isolate and...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Fire Station is to hold a charity car wash event on Saturday, March 21. Drivers turning up between 10am and 4pm can donate a minimum of £5 to enjoy...
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of EBOS will be performing a more unusual play at its Wokingham Without base next week. The Oldest Profession tells the story of five women who are plying for...
Read moreDetailsLittle Dessert Shop, Unit 10 Kings Walk, 19-23 Kings Street, RG1 2HG. Treat days and cheat days just got even more exciting thanks to Reading’s newest pudding shop which recently...
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