The first door on Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar was opened in the Town Hall on Saturday. It was standing room only as Saint Sebastian Wokingham Band performed a selection of...
Read moreDetailsTHE OWNERS of a new independent cocktail bar serving 200 different gins say they are really excited to be opening in Wokingham’s new Peach Place development next spring. The Leafy...
Read moreDetailsON THURSDAY Wokingham’s new bakery will open, making it the first business in the new Peach Place to launch. GAIL’S is a chain of craft bakers that has 25 years...
Read moreDetailsWATERSTONES has announced it is to open it's new Wokingham branch on Saturday, December 8. And the ribbon will be cut by Wokingham town mayor – and new leader of...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL has launched an appeal to residents to join in a consultation over plans to revamp California Crossroads. And to ensure residents voices are heard, it is organising an...
Read moreDetailsHURST Village Hall will be hosting a spectacular Christmas fayre on Saturday, December 1. The School Road venue will be full with visitors enjoying a wide range of attractions including...
Read moreDetailsLAST WEEKEND two annual staples in our borough’s calendar took place: the Winter Carnival and Woodley’s Christmas light switch-on. Both had notable firsts. The Woodley lights were moved from outside...
Read moreDetailsThis week, a heartening story of a man who fulfilled his early potential, going on to become one of the most commercially successful painters of his generation who lived a...
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcN2Vy1HTnw An investigation has been launched after a Lion bus caught fire in Wokingham's town centre today. No one was injured in the blaze as passengers were evacuated safely. An...
Read moreDetailsA LION bus driving into Wokingham caught fire this afternoon. Fire crews were called to Shute End today to deal with a smoking engine. Shute End has been closed between...
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