FC Bracknell shines spotlight on Women’s Football Weekend
FC Bracknell has been celebrating the Women?s Football Weekend by shining a spotlight on all those who play and volunteer for the club.
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School Green Centre opened by University of Reading’s vice chancellor
The ribbon was cut by Professor Robert Van de Noort, vice chancellor of University of Reading. His institution owns the land it was built on.
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Plan ahead to help reduce NHS demand this winter, say health leaders
The public are being asked to do their bit to reduce demand on services as winter approaches.
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Eversley & California 2-1 Woodley United: Knight fires 10-man Boars to victory with stoppage-time winner
A stoppage time goal from Sam Knight saw 10-man Eversley & California beat Woodley United in the Combined Counties Division One.
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Woodley dessert parlour opens tomorrow
Maya's Treats, based on Crockhamwell Road, will open its doors officially this week.
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Dinton Pastures Santa Dash returns next month
Previous fun runner Naomi said the 2019 event was the first time running with her three-year-old daughter.
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‘Deafening’ sirens from a Wokingham level crossing to be swapped for pedestrian activated version
ANNE Mason is hoping for a quiet Christmas after being plagued by deafening sirens and flashing lights more than 80 times a day for two years.
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Applications for school places open in Wokingham borough
APPLICATIONS for children starting school, or moving to junior school, in Wokingham borough opened a the weekend.
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Anti dog meat charity sets up office in Wokingham
A spokesperson for NoToDogMeat said the Wokingham base is the first in the UK outside London where it has its headquarters.
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Wokingham residents urged to support small businesses this Christmas
Small Business Saturday, a national campaign, takes place on Saturday, December 4.
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