Police investigate town centre shoplifting
A new shop in Wokingham has been the target of what appears to be organised shoplifting.
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Romeo and Juliet charmed audiences in Elms Field
Romeo and Juliet charmed audiences in Elms Field
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Work to build 14 flats will mean partial closure of Oxford Road
Work to build 14 flats will mean partial closure of Oxford Road
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Hundreds join free yoga event
Park Yoga in Wokingham is free to attend and there is no need to boo
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Wellbeing festival coming to town
A wellbeing festival is set to take place in the heart of Wokingham next month.
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Claims that future of St Crispin’s has been decided
Campaigners fighting to save St. Crispin's Leisure Centre insist it will be closed to save money.
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Quizzers set to trade facts and figures at Wokingham Lions fundraiser
WOKINGHAM quizzers are being invited to test their general knowledge at an event on Friday, September 29.
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Calls for comments on bins
Wokingham Borough Council is calling for comments regarding its intention to axe up to 150 bins
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More time for planning consultation?
Controversial housing developments in Wokingham could soon be subject to an extra week of scrutiny from residents.
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Wokingham’s Kerry Roberts Barbers thanks customers as it closes
Wokingham's Kerry Roberts Barbers thanks customers as it closes
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