Binfield FC unveil new facilities
BINFIELD officially unveiled their new clubhouse and changing rooms at the weekend. The club have raised around £330,000 from a variety of local businesses as well as receiving funding from...
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Wokingham grandfather died after being stung by wasps
A ‘FIT AND HEALTHY’ grandfather from Wokingham died from severe anaphylactic shock after being stung by wasps in his back garden, an inquest has heard. David John Creasy, 74, of...
Read moreDetailsCan you spot all the scarecrows in Binfield?
A SCARECROW trail is currently taking place across Binfield village. Local residents have created more than 30 different colourful characters which will be on show outside houses until Sunday. Entry...
Read moreDetailsRoger Herridge cannot see anybody stopping runaway Hellenic leaders Highworth
BINFIELD manager Roger Herridge feels the Hellenic Premier Division title may already be sewn up. Highworth Town lead the way with 13 wins from 13 so far and are four...
Read moreDetailsCCTV released after break-in at Newbold College
CCTV images have just been released of a man police want to speak to in relation to a bulgary of a local college in the run-up to Christmas last year. Thames...
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