THE fire brigade is hoping you’ll have 2020 vision when it comes to fire safety, and has issued a call for Wokingham borough residents to check their home fire safety. ...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL resident has called double standards on a traffic warden who parked in double yellow lines to issue parking tickets. Working on Wescott Road to distribute parking tickets, the...
Read moreDetailsTHE Wokingham Literary Society will be holding its next meeting on Thursday, January 9. The group will welcome Janet Ferguson, who will speak on the Nobel Prize winner Sir Kazuo...
Read moreDetailsA FILM looking at the life of one of The Sunday Times’ most celebrated correspondents will be shown at The Whitty Theatre next week. Members of the Wokingham Film Society...
Read moreDetailsHE IS one of the biggest names in pop, leaving a legacy that will last forever – and now his final project is about to provide inspiration to Wokingham’s bustling...
Read moreDetailsA MOTHER and daughter from Winnersh are starting the new year as they mean to go on – nine stone lighter. Sue (54) and Charlotte (23) Smith (not their real...
Read moreDetailsJanuary Vandalism was to prove to be one of the defining factors throughout 2019 as the new season started with the Wokingham town centre Christmas tree being wrecked, car windscreens...
Read moreDetailsTHE ACOUSTIC STRAWBS, a band which can trace its roots back to 1964, is the first act on the bill at this year’s Wokingham Music Club. Originally a bluegrass band,...
Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER chief of Thames Valley Police has received a knighthood in the new year’s honours list. Francis Habgood led the force over the past few years, overseeing Royal weddings...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU’VE never sung in a musical before, a Woodley group are hoping you’ll get in the habit. Woodley Light Operatic Society is holding a preview evening of its summer...
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