The winner of Clive Jones MP's Christmas card competition, Evelyn-Mae Smith, attended Sir Linsday Hoyle MP's 'Member's Christmas Card Competition
Read moreDetailsA group that meets at Wokingham Library group welcomes new writers
Read moreDetailsAs a self-confessed curry connoisseur, I'm always on the lookout for restaurants that serve authentic, flavour-packed Indian cuisine
Read moreDetailsEight men have been given suspended prison sentences and football banning orders after violent disorder broke out ahead Reading v Oxford United
Read moreDetailsThe Liberal Democrats retained their Hawkedon seat on Earley town council. Keith Yabsley polled 298 votes - ahead of the Conservative candidate (257 votes) and the Reform candidate (167 votes)....
Read moreDetailsA projected loss of £1.3 million on Wokingham borough council's Carnival Pool flats development was in the spotlight at a recent council meeting.
Read moreDetailsThe group's Christmas party gave opportunities to revisit the club's archives
Read moreDetailsThe Lexicon is set to sparkle with festive cheer as it launches Festive Friday.
Read moreDetailsMP Clive Jones joined Town Centre officer Warwick HeskIns and Cllr Mark Ashwell to show support for local businesses in Wokingham and Twyford.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS says hospitalisations for flu in the South East have more than doubled in the last week, as cases continue to rise across the country.
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