Cotton Traders to open its doors in Wokingham with special gifts on offer
British heritage fashion brand, Cotton Traders, has announced the opening of its doors at Wokingham Squire's Garden Centre on Monday 4th August.
Read moreDetailsBritish heritage fashion brand, Cotton Traders, has announced the opening of its doors at Wokingham Squire's Garden Centre on Monday 4th August.
Read moreDetailsA family from Berkshire are celebrating the new chapter after the arrival of its newest member, marking the fifth generation of women
Read moreDetailsSquire's Garden Centres in Hare Hatch was proud to support The Piggott School, Wargrave, in creating their beautiful "Garden of Reflection"
Read moreDetailsA crowd of almost 400 saw an entertaining match, with Sean Moore grabbing the winning goalfor the Sumas.
Read moreDetailsThe force is reaching out to those who are considering a career in the police and holding a number of recruitment events
Read moreDetailsPeople in Wokingham are being urged to learn about the seriousness of type 2 diabetes
Read moreDetailsA man has been charged with possession of a bladed article in a public place and shoplifting following an investigation form Thames Valley Police.
Read moreDetailsFollowing their Picnic in the Park to celebrate the King's Coronation in 2023 and last year's D-Day 80th commemoration
Read moreDetailsA Reading woman has been banned from keeping dogs for five years after failing to provide veterinary care for her seriously ill dog.
Read moreDetailsThe Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup, is taking place at Ascot Racecourse next Saturday on 9th August.
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