Many viewers of the England v Austria friendly warm up game for this month’s UEFA European Championships were probably as disappointed at the standard of the England team as was...
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Sprockets Cycle Club is cycling through Dinton Pastures, in Hurst, this month, thanks to a new range of events.
Read moreDetailsBeat the Street, an active game challenging Wokingham borough residents how far they can walk and run, is now ready to play.
Read moreDetailsWargrave women's first XI team were crowned regional Supa8 Development champions, taking home the trophy for the 2021 Home Counties Women’s Cricket League.The team joined the league for the first...
Read moreDetailsTHIS WEEK marked the start of the summer months, and many will be looking at their calendars for the big reopen. Monday, June 21, is just around the corner, and...
Read moreDetailsAdventure golf course, Bear Mountain, will open in August and a 9-hole grass-course is planned for mid-2022.
Read moreDetailsCLASP Wokingham is launching a new Happy and Healthy Club after receiving a grant.
Read moreDetailsA DIGITAL play will be making its way to the screens later this month.Progress Theatre, a Reading-based theatre company, are holding the performance of Jon Brittain’s Rotterdam from Wednesday, June...
Read moreDetailsThames Hospice has launched a new menu as it welcomes back customers to its Maidenhead hospice cafe.
Read moreDetailsSofology, in neighbouring Reading, is giving children a fighting chance with the help of Berkshire Community Fund.
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