Steam power gives Elephant and Castle a boost
SUNDAY lunch at a Hurst pub was steam powered thanks to a special display. A group of steam powered vehicles visited The Elephant and Castle in Lodge Road at the...
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Pensioner hospitalised after street assault in Shinfield lane
A PENSIONER was hospitalised after being attacked in a Shinfield street earlier this month.
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Burst water main causes Nine Mile Ride to close
A ROAD has been closed after a burst water main caused a minibus to fall into a sinkhole. Nine Mile Ride has been shut to traffic this morning and diversions...
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Dementia friendly screening of Brigadoon from Wokingham Film Society
Wokingham Film Society is preparing to presents a special dementia friendly screening of Brigadoon this week
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Two-bedroom apartment for sale in one of Wokingham’s most sought-after locations
A TWO-BEDROOM apartment in Wokingham’s town centre is being offered for sale thanks to Martin & Co.
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‘The rats are the size of cats’ – Gorse Ride residents call for public meeting over rodent infestation
RESIDENTS on the rat-plagued Gorse Ride estate have claimed they are being punished for being poor
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Enjoy afternoon tea at funeral directors and help breast cancer charity
A WOKINGHAM funeral directors is hoping you’ll pop in for tea later this month, and help raise money for charity at the same time. AB Walker, based on London Road,...
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Shared office space will help fire brigade save £49,000 a year
A NEW shared office space will help the fire brigade save £49,000 a year. Last week, the Witness Care Unit from TVP and Victims First came together in new office...
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Singer/songwriter Andy Flannagan to share his faith journey at Lower Earley church’s free Alpha supper
A CHRISTIAN singer/songwriter will share his journey of faith to visitors to a Lower Earley church this week. Andy Flannagan is a London-based Irish singer-songwriter who describes himself as a...
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To be frank, this is one stamp that was missing…
WHEN Lorraine Chatfield received a card telling her she had to collect an unpaid letter, she raced to her local post office. She was concerned it could have been sent...
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