Prank becomes an opportunity for Wokingham business
The story was picked up by fellow industry organisations.
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Wokingham MP condemns deportation of Labour MPs
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, has condemned the deportation of his neighbouring Labour MP Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed MP
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Restaurant’s plans for longer hours
Jalpari of Woodley has applied to extend its hours.
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New pitch plans for Charvil kebab van
The business had previously lost its licence to operate in Woodley.
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Woodley care home plans move forward
Progress is being made to replace the old building supplies firm.
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Football round-up: Three wins on the bounce for Wokingham Town,
Seventeen-year-old Jaden Odama scored his first senior goal.
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Appeal for wanted Wokingham man
He is wanted on recall to prison for breach of his licensing conditions.
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Trademark for new aquarium plans
The Woodley windows business is branching out.
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Take part in activities, and workshops on Wokingham World Autism Awareness Day
Find out more at The Oakwood Centre next week
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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