Three points, and a cup
Wokingham Town returned from its league match at Egham last Saturday with more than just three points.
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‘Thrilling’ GCSE results from The Holt
The Holt School has reported its GCSE exam results.
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There’s something in the water
There's quite literally something in the water in Finchampstead.
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Minor delay to California crossroads works
It is likely to be Monday, September 2, before the main junction is ready to open.
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Ancient tradition returns
An ancient tradition is set to return to Wokingham next month.
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Last chance to buy advance tickets
Advance sales close at 9pm on Thursday, August 22.
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New building for Shinfield Studios
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans for a new building on the site of Shinfield Studios.
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Plans for 109 apartments in Wokingham Without
Plans are for a mix of one-, two-, three- and four-bed units.
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McDonald’s ad plans approved
The application was approved by officers from Wokingham Borough Council.
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Be alert for ‘best scam letter’
The fake 'compliance' letter could easily be mistaken for being authentic.
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