FROM THE COURTS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of May 27
A WOKINGHAM man who travelled without a train ticket has been fined £440. Regan Bailey Senior, 21 and from Milton Road, was accused of travelling on a Great Western Railway...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man who travelled without a train ticket has been fined £440. Regan Bailey Senior, 21 and from Milton Road, was accused of travelling on a Great Western Railway...
Read moreDetailsCllr Stuart Munro, executive member for business and economic development at the borough council said he is incredibly pleased to be nominated for the prestigious award.
Read moreDetailsAmber, from Bracknell and Wokingham College, has celebrated her mental health recovery through a 'freeing' art project.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE are flocking back to a popular Twyford vineyard, after its wine tastings proved more popular than ever before.Stanlake Park Wine Estate, on Waltham Road, relaunched its Wine and Tasting...
Read moreDetailsCHARVIL residents are invited to pick up their paint brushes for a village art competition.On Sunday, July 4, the community is hosting a Charvil Village Party to celebrate the end...
Read moreDetailsAT THE annual council meeting last week, youngster Rio Elms raised a perennial question: what is there for young people, like him, to do. He highlighted the problems lockdown had...
Read moreDetailsWhen I started refereeing, I kept a record of all the clubs I visited in a little note book.I recorded how to get there, time it took me, my traveling...
Read moreDetailsVILLAGERS were stumped when they spotted an ‘abandoned’ trailer in Twyford last week — before realising there was somebody inside.Residents came across the miniature trailer opposite The Piggott School on...
Read moreDetailsBERKSHIRE retained the Marlborough Cup with a 91-run win over Wiltshire by way of the D/L method in a rain-affected game at Thatcham last Sunday, writes Dave Wright.There was a...
Read moreDetailsBeach's Mega Value Fun Fair is welcoming visitors to Palmer Park in Reading this weekend.
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