ZOE Correa is writing dozens of Christmas cards to people she does not know. The Twyford mum says she will never meet the people that her handmade cards will be...
Read moreDetailsHurst Show and Country Fayre has given its highest ever total, over £20,000, to charities and other good causes this year. The event’s chair, Sue Payne, said: “Huge thanks goes...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNTDOWN to Christmas will get underway on Saturday, December 1, thanks to the annual Wokingham Living Advent Calendar. Every day between December 1 and Christmas Eve there will be...
Read moreDetailsHE’S MAKING a list and he’s checking it twice – and the Lions know it’ll be very nice. Yes, Santa Claus is coming to town and once again he’s on...
Read moreDetailsSANTA Claus is coming to town – and he has swapped his reindeer for a Harley-Davidson. The annual Reading Toy Run in aid of Barnardo’s is heading to Wokingham next...
Read moreDetailsSumas boss Dan Bateman played the final 10 minutes in goal as his side held on to beat Abingdon Town 3-2 at Larges Lane in Hellenic Division One East. Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsTWYFORD turns into Tinsel Town next weekend as the month long Christmas celebrations get underway. The fun starts on Sunday, December 2 when the lights are switched on at Bell...
Read moreDetailsHurst village is switching on its Christmas tree lights as an early celebration of the festival day of its patron saint, St Nicholas, writes Sue Corcoran. The event is at School...
Read moreDetailsMAX LASCHOK bagged a brace to fire Woodley into the second round of the Bluefin Sports Supplementary Cup. Laschok has been in fine form in recent weeks and took his...
Read moreDetailsPUPILS from two Wokingham borough schools explained how they would like to eradicate graffiti and litter at a special presentation last week. The teenagers from Emmbrook and St Crispin’s Schools...
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