First acts announced for this year’s TwyFest
THE first acts for this year’s TwyFest have been announced: and they are some of the biggest names in music. Early bird tickets have already gone on sale for the...
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Pianists prepare for lunchtime concert in Arborfield
A LUNCHTIME concert will see two pianists team up for an enchanting programme of music. St Eligius Church in Arborfield is the venue for the performance, which will be given...
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Lili’s pies have a silver lining (and a touch of curry sauce)
A WOKINGHAM landlady is celebrating after her unique recipe received an accolade in a national competition. Lili Collier and chef Sereen Fellani from the Broad Street Tavern in the town...
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BBC Berkshire plans move in to Wokingham
BBC Radio Berkshire is to move into Wokingham. And its new studios – based at Thames Valley Park in Earley – will be visible from its old base in Caversham Park....
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MP’s delight as Me2 club receives grant from Earley Charity
A LOCAL charity that helps children with additional needs is celebrating after receiving a large grant. The Me2 Club, which is based in Woodley, works with youngsters aged five to...
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Wanted criminal caught after asking off-duty copper for directions
A WANTED criminal on the run from police was arrested after stopping to ask directions from an off-duty officer. Thames Valley Police said that the incident took place in Lower...
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Police called after Shinfield Co-op staff assaulted
THREE men have been arrested following a raid on a Co-operative store in Shinfield, just weeks after previous attacks on other branches of the chain. On Thursday, March 8, police...
Read moreDetailsWokingham council leader sets out her vision for the year ahead
THE NEW budget, which sees council tax rise 5.49%, is “a realistic one that addresses our challenges, invests in our residents while making us fit for the future”. That’s the...
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Glass recycling question at Wokingham council causes a rumpus
A QUESTION about glass recycling caused a wild rumpus in the council chamber when Wokingham Borough Council met on Thursday, February 22. Resident David Hare wanted to know when the...
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Olympic fever grips St Teresa’s
PUPILS from a Wokingham town centre primary school were gripped with Winter Olympic fever – so much so that they staged their very own version of the games. Organised by...
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