An instrument valuation day will be held at Cantley House Hotel in Wokingham on Monday, March 11. Experts from London-based musical instrument shop Amati will be on hand to offer...
Read moreDetailsOBJECTORS to a massive new housing estate on a popular green space have praised local people for backing their campaign. Hundreds of yellow ribbons have appeared on trees, gates and...
Read moreDetailsPAMPERED pets descended on Twyford on Saturday to compete in a special cat show. Members of The Exotic Cat Club travelled from across the country to take part in its...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY concert will help raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. It will be held at the Royal British Legion in Winnersh on Saturday, March 9 from 7.30pm. Organiser...
Read moreDetailsA LENT course is being held on Thursdays evenings in the run-up to Easter. The group will discuss The Way. It will be screened at 8pm at Beech Hill Memorial...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at the lives of two of cinema’s greatest comedians is coming to an Earley cinema tonight. The Reading Film Theatre will be screening Stan and Ollie – featuring...
Read moreDetailsMembers of Berkshire in Europe were at Loddon Bridge on Saturday to raise awareness of their campaign for a second referendum Picture: Steve Smyth for The Wokingham Paper CAMPAIGNERS hoping...
Read moreDetailsA NIGHT with the stars is promised when you head to Dinton Pastures on Saturday, March 9. No, there won’t be any big names there (unless George Clooney is out...
Read moreDetailsTHERE will be a floating stage, music from headliners such as Boy George and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and more glitz and glamour than a month of Strictly. This summer's...
Read moreDetailsWork on Wokingham town centre regeneration is about to take a step forward as final preparations are made to open two new roads, writes Sabita Burke. Biscoe Way and Earle...
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