Songs For A New World coming to Wokingham’s Whitty Theatre
Jason Robert Brown’s Songs For A New World will be performed at The Whitty Theatre, based at Luckley House School, on Saturday
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Tackling inequality together – Wokingham Borough Council launches equalities profile
AN EQUALITY profile has been published by the borough council in a bid to stop people being treated unfairly. It gives details on nine protected characteristics: age, disability, marriage and...
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Twyford’s Bia Hub launches new partnership to encourage women to get cycling
Bia Hub has formed a new partnership in Twyford in a bid to help women feel their best when cycling
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Eyes down for a full house tonight at Crowthorne’s Royal British Legion
FAMILIES are invited to a game of bingo at Crowthorne's Royal British Legion tonight. The club, on Crowthorne’s High Street, is hosting a night of food, drink and entertainment, as...
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New look – and a village shop – for Finchampstead’s Greyhound pub
A REFURBISHED Finchampstead pub reopened its doors to the public this weekend – but the changes aren’t finished yet
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Council hikes over-60s SHINE fees by £600 for premium deals
Wokingham residents are concerned about prices rising up to 333.3% for an over-60s activities programme.
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Celebration of real ale and cider coming to Bracknell for bank holiday weekend
A CELEBRATION of real ale and cider is planned for the bank holiday weekend, thanks to the return of a popular one-day event
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Black-box buses sees firm shortlisted for award
SAFE driving and black boxes might sound like the preserve of new drivers, but Reading Buses might receive an award for theirs.
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Call to stamp out wild animal attacks
ALMOST 10,000 calls about intentional animal cruelty have been made to the RSPCA over the past five years, with deer, swans and hedgehogs among the most abused
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Squires marks 85th birthday with display
Squire’s Garden Centre, in Wokingham, has created a display to commemorate the firm’s 85th anniversary.
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