Wokingham Film Society to screen Ash Is Purest White
A VIOLENT love story is promised for visitors to The Wokingham Film Society. The group will be meeting from 7.30pm, on Thursday, March 12, at The Whitty Theatre. The movie...
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Potato Blue Cheese Bake
This dish makes a delicious hot or cold lunch and is also a perfect match for a good plain steak. Ingredients for 4 1 Kg Potatoes Peeled and sliced in...
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Make a date for these historic dates thanks to Reading Phoenix Choir
READING PHOENIX CHOIR is teaming up with Berkshire Maestros, Berkshire Children’s Choir and Berkshire Young Voices for its annual concert. The event has the theme Five Days That Changed The...
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Police appeal for help to trace man after woman sexually assaulted on bus journey
A WOMAN was sexually assaulted and three other people assaulted while on a bus journey earlier this year, and police are appealing for help to trace a man who they...
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Coronavirus – Council seeks to reassure parents: 'Schools are safe and will remain open'
THE COUNCIL is seeking to reassure parents that schools are safe and will remain open unless Public Heath England advises them otherwise. On Saturday, it was revealed that a Woodley...
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Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth to team up with Pauly Zarb for Finchampstead fundraiser
HE’S THE football league’s longest serving manager, he’s helping lead his team on a promotion push and he’s also a pretty fine singer. Gareth Ainsworth is teaming up with Wokingham...
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Opening date for Wokingham's new The Lord Raglan pub revealed
TOWN centre workers have another reason to be clock watching next Thursday – the borough’s newest pub is set to open its doors at 5pm. Following a £350,000 refurbishment, The...
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Coronavirus – First test results return for staff on course attended by infected Willow Bank staff member
THE FIRST test results have come back for those who came into contact with a Woodley primary school staff member who caught the coronavirus while on holiday. The affected staff...
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Coronavirus – MP raises school closures with health secretary
In Parliament yesterday, Reading East MP Matt Rodda raised the outbreak of coronavirus at Willow Bank Infant School in a question to the health secretary. Mr Rodda wanted more details...
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Leading folk lights Peter Knight and John Spiers team up for Nettlebed gig
On a summer's day four years ago, the organisers of FolkEast Festival masterminded one of the most intriguing and exciting collaborations on today's folk scene. Legendary fiddle player Peter Knight...
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