NEW CLASSES have been set up at Wokingham and Emmbrook Boxing Club for children with special education needs. Mark Douglas, head coach at the club, has teamed up with Daniel...
Read moreDetailsA LEISURE retailer has started advertising for staff for a new Wokingham branch which is due to open next month. The firm specialises in equipment for hiking, camping, skiing, cycling,...
Read moreDetailsThe Citizens Advice Bureau gives free, confidential advice on every subject from debt, benefits, housing and employment, to law, immigration and discrimination. It is independent and gives advice in an...
Read moreDetailsCats can be very sensitive creatures and the truth is that they are very easily stressed out by changes in their environment. Did you know that urinary issues can be...
Read moreDetailsA SONNING school welcomed a special guest last Friday – the Prime Minister. Maidenhead MP Theresa May, whose constituency includes Reading Blue Coat School, took time out from her Brexit...
Read moreDetailsTHE first customer of a new delicatessen received more than she bargained for after being given a special gift. Becky’s Deli has opened in the farm shop at Hare Hatch...
Read moreDetailsAN APPEAL has gone out to trace the driver of a silver Clio, following a road rage attack in which a man is thought to have waved a shotgun at...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM CC will host a night of live music this weekend. A Saucerful of Floyd, a Pink Floyd tribute band, will play at the cricket club at Sadlers End on...
Read moreDetailsJosh Harris struck twice as Wokingham and Emmbrook eased to victory over neighbours Woodley United at Larges Lane. Harris' brace and an Ellis Day strike gave the hosts a 3-1...
Read moreDetailsPeople have told the Healthwatch network recently about the issues they have experienced with their GP and pharmacists when trying to get the medication they need. Difficulty in getting GP...
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