Woodley kebab van given green light, for now
Mo's Kebab will continue to trade in one of its locations despite 'significant concerns'.
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Awards for town’s unsung heroes
Civic awards are one of Wokingham town council's highlights of the year.
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Wokingham Lions announce summer date for 2025 Swimathon
Booking opens for schools, charities and businesses to fundraise
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Test your brain power
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Man sentenced for shoplifting offences in Wokingham
A 27-year-old man has been sentenced to 50 weeks imprisonment for shoplifting in Wokingham.
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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Nominate a charity to receive £1,000
Berkshire residents encouraged to help transform lives
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Expect laughter at Dinton Pastures
An evening of comedy promised at the borough beauty spot
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Bohunt School Wokingham on track to ‘outstanding’
Ofsted report confirms continued progress
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Find antiques in Wokingham
A monthly fair sells collectibles
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