ONE of the borough’s secondary schools is celebrating after Ofsted judged it to be ‘outstanding’. Maiden Erlegh in Earley learnt the news this week and said that it is a...
Read moreDetailsRobin Auld has been found safe and well, police thank people for sharing this appeal. POLICE are appealing for help to find an 82-year-old man who was last seen in...
Read moreDetailsWarning: this post contains images of one of the wounds A WOMAN has been treated in hospital after being attacked by a Bullmastiff on Sunday. Kelly Anderton was taken to...
Read moreDetailsThis month, Ms Teague has showcased her designs at Mini Mode, a childrens’ designer show, held during London Fashion Week.
Read moreDetailsA VIOLENT love story is promised for visitors to The Wokingham Film Society. The group will be meeting from 7.30pm, on Thursday, March 12, at The Whitty Theatre. The movie...
Read moreDetailsA HAT TRICK of honours was presented to a Finchampstead businesswoman last month, ensuring that her 20th anniversary celebrations launched with a bang. Carol Blackford-Mills, who own digital marketing agency...
Read moreDetailsON TUESDAY, residents came together to discuss appropriate action against the 250 homes proposed for Winnersh Farm in the draft local plan. The site – which has previously been rejected...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was sexually assaulted and three other people assaulted while on a bus journey earlier this year, and police are appealing for help to trace a man who they...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL is seeking to reassure parents that schools are safe and will remain open unless Public Heath England advises them otherwise. On Saturday, it was revealed that a Woodley...
Read moreDetailsWe dedicate our column this week to a remarkable woman, who continued to volunteer with us until just two weeks before her passing. A very positive and stoic woman -...
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