Cafe plans approved for empty unit
A former barber in Wokingham will be converted it into a cafe.
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Food
Plans revealed for town centre restaurant
RYND, which occupied the courtyard inside Wokingham town hall, announced its intention to cease operations last month.
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A fruity day for Austen House residents
World Health Day was an opportunity for some exotic fruit tasting
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Drive-thru plans for Winnersh
A fast food drive-thru could be coming to Winnersh.
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
Sparkle specialises in animal-free produce
Read moreFind fresh food, plants, and produce in Wokingham
A town centre market meets four days a week
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Farmers’ market style app launched
The virtual farmers' market app says users can support their communities by buying local, fresh produce.
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Town centre restaurant announces closure
A Wokingham town centre restaurant has announced it will close at the end of March.
Read moreFind quality local products at a Woodley Market
Woodley market offers high quality local products direct from the producers or farmers.
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Seeds are free for novice gardeners
Seeds are free for novice gardeners
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