A HERD of llamas are being used to help find treatments for Covid-19. The University of Reading is using antibodies from the animals to understand how potential drugs might bind...
Read moreDetailsSHOPPERS can support children in need this summer thanks to Tesco’s ‘Buy One to Help a Child’ scheme. The supermarket’s new programme, which is running at its Finchampstead Road site,...
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD councillor Rebecca Margetts braved the heat for an epic hiking challenge earlier this month. Rebecca Margetts took part in the Thames Path Mighty Hike to raise money for Macmillan...
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS are invited to discover the ‘magic’ of books with Wokingham Borough Council’s Summer Reading Challenge. It is encouraging four- to 12-year-olds to read six or more books on the...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ALL change for the Sumas as the club starts a search for a new manager ahead of their first season of Step 5 football. Wokingham and Emmbrook FC announced...
Read moreDetailsTHREE people were seriously injured in a collision at a busy Woodley junction last night. In the incident, which took place around 9.50pm on Saturday, July 24, a silver Ford...
Read moreDetailsUPDATED: He has been found safe and well and police thank readers for sharing their appeal.
Read moreDetailsRECTORY ROAD in Wokingham town is currently closed to traffic to allow a tree to be removed. Traffic through the town centre, particularly along Rose Street, is reported to be...
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS learning to cycle can join a summer holiday session at Woodford Park. Bikeability classes will be held throughout July and August for a range of ages and skill levels....
Read moreDetailsRARE FLOWERS were mown down by council contractors in Shinfield but residents have been reassured it won’t happen again. Wokingham resident Kathryn McCann expressed her concerns after noticing pyramidal orchids...
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