It was a very busy second day at Reading Festival, including the first post-covid gig from Texas-based band Waterparks. The group had flown over from Houston to take part in...
Read moreDetailsWokingham will do whatever it can to help any Afghan refugees in need of resettlement in the borough – that’s the promise from council leader John Halsall.
Read moreDetailsA woman who lives next to building work on a new park and ride in Wokingham said construction is causing her anxiety to go through the roof
Read moreDetailsA PETITION to improve school buses for Wokingham pupils has been successful, say Liberal Democrats
Read moreDetailsWALKERS can raise money for the Royal Berkshire Hospital next month. The Royal Berks Charity is running a Walk For Wards fundraiser at Dinton Pastures Country Park, and you can...
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY-RUN insurance firm is mixing business with pleasure, thanks to a Sonning rugby club. Borough-based Stillman Insurance Brokers has lent its support to National League One club Rams Rugby...
Read moreDetailsALMOST £500 was raised for Spencers Wood Village Hall earlier this month. Jennifer King, from the hall’s committee, said they wanted to improve the sense of community in the village
Read moreDetailsOn July 19, members of The Arts Society Wokingham heard an excellent lecture on Stanley Spencer – that eccentric genius and outstanding 20th century artist
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY fun day was an amazing success at the weekend. On Sunday, roughly 300 people enjoyed an outdoor party at Crowthorne Rugby Club. There was live music, stalls and...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after an attempted murder this morning in Bracknell
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