From the Courts: September 23
A MAN from Wokingham has been fined £500 for driving over the alcohol limit. Paul Dorrity, 50, of Osborne Road, appeared at Reading Magistrates’ Court on August 9 where he...
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PM May shops local: she still buys bangers from her butcher
Prime Minister Theresa May still shops at a village butchers where a favourite buy for her is herby sausages made on the premises, writes Sue Corcoran. Brexit and world problems...
Read moreDetailsHave a go at morris dancing thanks to Hurst side
Hurst Morris People (HuMP) is inviting everyone to have a go at the traditional English pastime thanks to some free taster sessions. Would-be dancers can see the side in action...
Read moreDetailsTravellers in Hurst until Friday for church camp, leader invites residents to join
One hundred travellers’ families have moved their caravans onto a field on the Wokingham/Hurst border for a Romany born again Christian festival. They arrived on Monday on the field off...
Read moreDetails999 called after body found near Bulmershe allotments: turns out to be a stolen scarecrow
A scarecrow which sparked a 999 emergency when a “dead body” was discovered near allotments has achieved more fame in a new, hotly-contested competition. Decorator Neil Maybury, 50, went on...
Read moreDetailsLIVE: A-Level Results Day as it happens across Wokingham borough
THE day is finally here! As hundreds of young people across Wokingham borough open their exam result envelopes, we will be there to capture the moment. Check out how your...
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Hurst says hooray for Henry as it bids farewell to treasured member
A VILLAGE came together to send off one of its treasured members. The Hurst Village Society organised a special farewell event for Henry Farrar, who is leaving the borough to...
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Dinton Pastures to screen Grease in the big outdoors
OPEN AIR cinema is coming to Dinton Pastures with a special screening of the popular film Grease. The 38-year-old film, complete with a popular soundtrack including Summer Nights, Greased Lightning...
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Prime Minister elect May sets out her vision, backed by MPs
To loud applause from fellow Conservative MPs, the Prime Minister elect set out her vision for her term of office. Maidenhead MP Theresa May spoke outside the House of Commons...
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Conservatives want Wokingham borough MP to be their new leader
A POLL of Conservatives carried out by The Times newspaper reveals that one of the borough's four MPs should be the next Prime Minister. Rated higher than Vote Leave figureheads...
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