Live music as Piston Broke perform in Charvil pub tonight
A MUSICAL end to Dry January is promised by a Charvil venue tonight. Piston Broke will be performing at The Heron on the Ford in Landsend Lane from 9pm on...
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Twyford campaigner enjoys tea with Theresa May in village café
A CAMPAIGNER from Twyford enjoy a cuppa with a former Prime Minister on Saturday. And Theresa May didn’t have to read the tea leaves at the end to predict a...
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Wokingham Choral Society to hold one-day workshop next month
BOOKING is now open for a choral workshop run by Wokingham Choral Society. The group will be meeting on Saturday, February 29, at The Holt School in Holt Lane. They...
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Do be blue this February – Ollie will love you for it
THE OLLIE Young Foundation are hoping to raise the charity’s profile next month with Febluary. Renaming the month after Ollie’s favourite colour, the charity is hoping people will join them...
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Plans to move Wokingham Borough primary school to new premises two miles away
Last night, Wokingham Borough Council’s decision-making executive backed the proposal for Farley Hill Primary School to relocate to the new school being built in Arborfield Garrison.
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Eating disorder awareness fashion show looks for help to reach London
“Now, I would absolutely love to do it on a bigger scale. I want to do the show in London — ideally in September during fashion week."
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Renewed appeal to find missing Woodley woman and her four children
The family were found safe and well on Februrary 5, 2020. POLICE have released more information about a Woodley woman who was last seen over a week ago. Earlier today,...
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Improvements to roads and pavements could be coming to Wokingham town centre
CHANGES could be coming to parts of Wokingham town centre that have not yet been affected by the ongoing regeneration project. Peach Street, Denmark Street and Broad Street are to...
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Wokingham council's housing holding company to remain loss-making for a while longer
WOKINGHAM Borough Council’s housing arm is expected to continue making a loss for a while longer. Liberal Democrat deputy leader, Cllr Clive Jones, wanted an update on the trading condition...
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Residents urged to join in consultation into new Shinfield parish quarry proposal
THE future of gravel extraction in Shinfield was raised by Wokingham Liberal Democrat leader Cllr Lindsay Ferris. At a meeting of the Wokingham Borough Council executive, held at Shute End...
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