Good news/bad news for Christmas diners
We've got some good news and bad news if you want to celebrate Christmas with a kebab. Peach Street cafe ...
Tag: Christmas Day
Watch Rik Mayall’s final film: Christmas Day release for One By One, filmed in Wokingham
The last UK film featuring actor Rik Mayall, which was filmed on location in Wokingham, is set to be released ...
Rubbish collections in Wokingham over Christmas and New Year
Rubbish collections across the borough will take place on different days during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Refuse collections ...
Where to go if you need the doctor or a chemist on Christmas Day
OVER the Christmas and New Year holidays there will be a number of changes to regular services. Here we round ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 21: Broad Street Tavern
Tonight's performance at Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar came courtesy of Woodley Theatre. The group performed Christmas Cheer, a short 15-minute ...
Christmas and New Year bus times for Leopard and Lions
WOKINGHAM’S new bus service will be taking it easier over the festive period, with changes to the services between Christmas ...
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