ON FRIDAY night, a Reading venue is to host a special acoustic experience. Dick Valentine is an American music icon and Club Velocity is welcoming him to the intimate surroundings...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS Tales From the Howard Park Gardens on Sunday, as families flocked to enjoy the latest outdoor production. Hooray! For Mr Toad was performed twice as part of the...
Read moreDetailsREMAIN parties who want the UK to stay in the European Union did exceptionally well in Wokingham borough’s European elections - the Liberal Democrats came top and the Conservatives in...
Read moreDetailsThe votes have been cast in this year's European Elections - that took place on Thursday, May 23. The counting has had to wait until today, Sunday, May 26, because...
Read moreDetailsAS MANY European countries go to the polls today, counting is now going on in Lower Earley to find out how Wokingham borough voted. The verification of the ballot papers...
Read moreDetailsA NEW soft play centre has opened – and the first person to test it out was the deputy mayor. Cllr Bill Soane was joined by Cllr Parry Batth on...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of people across the borough joined in with the first-ever Wokingham Wellbeing Week. Organiser Anna Adams was delighted with how it had gone. There had been yoga sessions, art...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ALL change at Wokingham Town Council after it fell into no overall control in May’s local elections. On Sunday, May 19, Cllr Lynn Forbes has been elected as the...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at the role Christians can play in tackling climate change will be explored in a new talk taking place in Wokingham next weekend. Faith In A Changing Climate...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham rubbed shoulders with the stars on Friday, after winning a BBC Radio 2 quiz. Ross Rotheram joined Zoe Ball on her breakfast show and met Alexander...
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