THE PARISH of Finchampstead and California is to welcome a new rector. The Revd Dr Leonard Onugha, his wife Joanna, and their three teenage children, will move in towards the...
Read moreDetailsROGUE TRADERS have been “intimidating” borough residents into paying more than £1,000 after cleaning roofs and driveways. Borough resident Charles Chang told Wokingham.Today his 83-year-old elderly mother was approached by...
Read moreDetails“I would like to thank everyone — the witnesses and emergency service personnel who tried to help Huw that morning, those involved in the investigation, and everyone who has supported...
Read moreDetailsA HISTORY group is on the lookout for residents with a story to tell. Winnersh and District History Working Group is keen to hear from residents, past and present, with...
Read moreDetailsOur Planet’s a treasure chest – jewelled with light.Stars of the evening. Songbirds in flight.Colours to dazzleAnd blossoms to glow;Mornings so FIERY you gasp at the show... RED is a...
Read moreDetailsWith schools closed for many weeks during Covid-19 lockdown, and home-schooling becoming the norm, Easthampstead Rotarians clubbed together to purchase laptops/tablets for puipls. On Thursday, March 11, Rob Hughes delivered...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS have launched a new project to encourage residents to grow their food indoors. The Hectar project aims to remind people of ways to grow their food locally without the...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM charity has been rewarded for its “remarkable response” to the coronavirus pandemic at this year’s Berkshire High Sheriff Awards. The Link Visiting Scheme won the Supporting the Isolated...
Read moreDetailsPARENTS of children at Oaklands Infant and Junior Schools in Crowthorne are calling on the council to choose a different location for the polling station. The site has been selected...
Read moreDetailsA BRACKNELL-BASED firm is going global with its latest appointment. Software provider Content Guru recently announced its new country manager in Germany, as part of its worldwide expansion programme. Thomas...
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