It’s a Bears! New owners for The Gig House unveiled
A WOKINGHAM pub that is due to close on Sunday will reopen in July as a Bears restaurant, with breakfasts, ...
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Closure of Grape Escape is “appalling” says Cllr – but it’s probably not to do with regeneration says another
WOKINGHAM’S regeneration woes are continuing with the departure of a popular town centre wine bar. On Tuesday, The Grape Escape ...
Last orders for The Gig House: Wokingham pub to close on Sunday
LAST orders will be rung for the final time for The Gig House on Sunday. The Wetherspoon pub in Erftstadt Court ...
Fire in Wokingham town centre treated as suspicious
A FIRE in Wokingham town centre last night is thought to have been started deliberately. A crew from Bracknell Fire ...
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, ...
Warm-up for England v Slovakia with our picture gallery of Wokingham people enjoying England v Russia
Tonight at 8pm, England decide their Euro 2016 destiny as they take part in their final group game against Slovakia. ...
Santa to fight King George in Wokingham on Thursday night
A uniquely British tradition will be coming to Wokingham on Thursday night as Christmas play is performed. The Yateley Village ...
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