Prince Philip dies aged 99
The Duke of Edinburgh has died. He was 99. A statement released by Buckingham Palace said that Prince Philip passed away peacefully in Windsor Castle this morning. The statement reads:...
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Agents’ IT gift to Wokingham pupils in need
Wokingham-based Quarters Residential has donated a laptop to a local primary school in need.
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It’s the Panda, pedalling with Paddington to Paris
Earley Panda is embarking on his biggest charity cycle ride yet, in aid of Action Medical Research for Children.
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Wokingham church treasurer steals £22,000
The former treasurer of Wokingham Methodist Church has pleaded guilty to attempting to steal more than £20,000.
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Wokingham resident fears new bin bags will not survive winter
A Wokingham resident i worried the new recycling sacks will blow away in stormy weather.
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Colours light up Crowthorne this week
The Crowthorne Colour Trail is lighting up the village again this week.
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Broad Street Mall gears up to welcome Reading shoppers
Broad St. Mall, in neighbouring Reading, is preparing to reopen its doors next Monday as covid restrictions begin to ease.
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Colourful reopening planned for Bracknell’s Lexicon shopping centre
The Lexicon, in Bracknell, is getting ready to reopen its doors from Monday, April 12.
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Shoppers rejoice: The Oracle is ready to open its doors once more
The Oracle, in neighbouring Reading, is gearing up to open its doors next week as covid restrictions lift.
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‘You are loved, you are missed so much, by so many’: family’s heartfelt tribute to man murdered in Lower Earley assault
“Our memories of you will live on in our minds and our love for you will live on in our hearts."
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