Thieves raid The Gig House and steal fruit machine cash
A Wokingham town centre pub was raided by thieves intent on hitting the jackpot. The Gig House, in The Plaza, ...
Tag: Pub
GALLERY: Take a look at the new-improved Dog and Duck in Emmbrook
AN EMMBROOK pub has been given a new lease of life after a receiving a makeover. The Dog and Duck ...
Dog & Duck to reopen after two-week refurbishment
An Emmbrook inn is preparing to reopen its doors after an extensive refurbishment programme. The Dog & Duck on Matthewsgreen ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 22: The Duke’s Head
The man behind Wokingham's International Street Concert performed at The Duke's Head tonight for the 22nd day of the Living ...
Living Advent Calendar day 9: The Hope and Anchor
The Hope and Anchor was packed for the opening of the ninth window in Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. The Station ...
New look Broad Street Tavern holds opening party tonight
LIVE music and free food will be on the menu this evening (Friday) as a popular Wokingham pub reopens after ...
Fire fighters tackle blaze at Wargrave pub
Emergency services were called when a chimney at a Wargrave pub caught alight on Thursday November 11. The incident took place at ...
Welcome with open arms the new Victoria Arms
A WOKINGHAM pub has been given a new lease of life. The Victoria Arms reopened last week, after a two-year ...
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