A NIGHT of ska will be held at the Earley Radstock Social Club on Saturday, March 2. The Skangsters are planning to present their greatest hits at the event from...
Read moreDetailsPLANS to restore a 17th century coaching inn will go on show next week. The new owners of the former Café Rouge in Wokingham’s town centre are proposing to take...
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has announced its new vice-chancellor, writes Taz Usher. Professor Robert Van de Noort has been acting vice-chancellor since September last year following the departure of his...
Read moreDetailsA PERFORMANCE by 4Bones, a trombone quartet, will take place at St Mary’s Church in Shinfield on Saturday, March 2. The church hosts a lunchtime concert on the first Saturday...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY Baptist Church is holding a pancake party on Tuesday, March 5. Entry is free and there will be a range of pancakes, toppings and refreshments to enjoy. It runs...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM shop owner says repeated vandalism could force her and other businesses to close. Jo Jackson has called for CCTV to be installed across the town as well as...
Read moreDetailsWe have recently celebrated our 17th Charter Anniversary with an excellent meal at our usual venue Sonning Golf Club with our partners and guests from other clubs in the area. ...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood held a meeting with Post Office bosses last week in a bid to save the Broad Street branch. He was joined for the meeting by...
Read moreDetailsJON LAUGHARNE is targeting a strong finish to the season with Woodley United ahead of what he believes will be a more fruitful campaign next year. The Kestrels fell to...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham town centre branch of NatWest has been closed due to flooding. Earlier today a sign was erected on the doors of the Broad Street branch advising people to...
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