Former town pub operator enters administration
Oakman Inns were the previous operators of The Rose Inn.
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Scammers target mourners
Trading Standards is warning Wokingham residents to be careful.
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Plan ahead for Twyford rail closure
The line between Twyford and Henley-on-Thames will be closed next week.
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Young stars of tomorrow wowed the judges in Woosehill
Windmill Primary School youngsters showed talent and courage
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Fears over diminishing gap between towns
'Brackingham or Wokingnell is getting a step closer.'
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Jones sets out plans for SEND reforms
His party is also calling for more support for local authorities.
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Church Notes: The value of water
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Ofwat set to be abolished, Environment Secretary announces
The government is set to scrap water regulator Ofwat following a major review of the water sector, ministers have announced
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Major roadworks in Wokingham start today
Molly Millars Lane will be closed until early September.
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Wokingham school celebrates outstanding SATs results
A Wokingham school has celebrated its outstanding SATs results, after seeing a dramatic turnaround compared to previous years
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