GOALS from Alice Russell, Sarah Kelly and Kelly Hancock guided South Berkshire Ladies to a season-opening win away at neighbours Sonning 2s in Trysports Premier 1. Berks, who finished fifth...
Read moreDetailsDAN BATEMAN says his Sumas side are getting better every week in what he feels is the strongest Hellenic Division One East he's been involved in. Wokingham and Emmbrook sit...
Read moreDetailsSmokers urged to join over 300 who have quit in Wokingham
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR town centre restaurant is to be transformed into a Pan-Asian venue offering tapas style dining.
Read moreDetailsTHE CLOSING date for entries for a popular family fun run is fast approaching. Twyford Together is organising the annual event which takes place on Sunday, October 7 from 9am...
Read moreDetailsA POLICE appeal has been issued after Shinfield teenager went missing after school yesterday. Eighteen-year-old Thiabso Motlogelwa, of Mimosa Drive, was last seen at Addington School in Woodley, on Wednesday,...
Read moreDetailsDIGITAL EXPERTS swapped their keyboards for their handlebars earlier this month as they undertook an epic bike ride to help a local charity.
Read moreDetailsA BBC documentary focusing on people who abuse council homes had a good news story to tell, thanks to a Wokingham housing company. The daytime programme Council House Crackdown last...
Read moreDetailsTHEY say you should never work with children or animals, but one fitness fan is proving that the old adage is very wrong after welcoming a gazelle to her athletic...
Read moreDetailsANNA Wan believes she has the purr-fect job. She gets to spend the day doing what she loves - being with cats.
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