THE FAMILY of a motorcyclist who died in a road accident last week have paid tribute to a “fun-loving gentle giant” who was a father of two. Douglas John, 56,...
Read moreDetailsDebbie McGee is to become the new president of one of the most prestigious charity groups in the country.
Read moreDetailsTHE LATEST act to appear at the Wokingham Music Club will delight fans of blues and soul.
Read moreDetailsA DISABLED woman has called for an urgent review of parking in Wokingham town centre after she was almost run over in Market Place.
Read moreDetailsA FEMALE motorist was assaulted by a van driver in an incident during a school run on Monday, October 8
Read moreDetailsA BROTHER and sister from Farley Hill are heading to Hollywood after they were both picked for a major production with the English Youth Ballet.
Read moreDetailsA morris dancing side moved by the numbers of homeless people has danced its way to raising funds for them.
Read moreDetailsJON LAUGHARNE admits the rebuilding job required at Woodley United this season has been bigger than he anticipated. The former Finchampstead boss took over the reins from James Anderson in...
Read moreDetailsAN EARLEY man attacked by armed thieves was fortunate not to have been more seriously injured
Read moreDetailsTHE MAIN Post Office in Wokingham is marked for closure and a new branch will be set up in the Market Place WH Smith following plans announced yesterday. A six-week...
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