A SPECIALLY created bench has been unveiled in Embrook - it features a life-size stag carved into the trunk of a former oak tree. Last Thursday, residents, councillors and representatives...
Read moreDetailsUMBRELLAS in Twyford are a common enough sight. But when a row of brightly coloured brollies suddenly appeared above an alleyway, they raised an eye – and a smile –...
Read moreDetailsEMMBROOK and Bearwood's bowler Matt Howarth impressed again with another superb bowling performance as he topped the bowling honours board with figures of 8-64 following on from his performance of...
Read moreDetailsTWO Charvil-based choirs are joining forces for a special concert where they will sing with an American choir The concert, on Friday, July 5, will see Jewel Tones and Sapphire...
Read moreDetailsOur Taekwondo club at Winnersh is proud to announce our recent promotions of seven new Black Belts to our organisation. They are: Gavin Newby, Mia Newby, Finlay Laurie, Mia Bridges,...
Read moreDetailsThe national final of the RIBI (Rotary in Great Britain & Ireland) young musician competition was held at Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford on May 4. Fifteen young musicians representing all...
Read moreDetailsTHERE is a magical touch to this year's Wargrave Festival. TV star, Debbie McGee, will be talking about her life with the late Paul Daniels who lived in the village....
Read moreDetailsSHOWCASE Cinema Reading will screen all England and Scotland Women's World Cup matches for free throughout their 2019 Women's World Cup campaigns. England and Scotland will both kick off their...
Read moreDetailsCLASP is a local charity supporting adults with learning disabilities to speak up for themselves, so they can lead independent lives and create positive change in the community. Our projects...
Read moreDetailsThis week we are back to one of my favourite artists – and I’m in good company, as Joel Kirk is allegedly one of Prince Charles’ favourite artists. The painting...
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