Carnival Pool to be shut for repair works to take place
Wokingham's Carnival Pool will shut on Tuesday for two weeks to enable repair works to take place. While the water will be out of bounds, Wokingham Borough Council said that...
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Would you name a truck Kate Binslet? Public vote closes in 24 hours
THE names of two new glass recycling trucks will be decided by members of the public in a special vote which closes tomorrow. Re3, which runs recycling facilities for Reading...
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Road closures in Woosehill for gas main works
WORK on gas pipes will see a two-week road closure on the Woosehill Spine Road from Monday, April 30. SGN has announced a £1.6 million scheme to replace gas mains...
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Three teenagers arrested following attack in Lower Earley
THREE teenagers have been arrested after a man was assaulted in Chalfont Park in Lower Earley last month. In the attack, an 18-year-old man was told to hand over his tobacco...
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Wokingham Borough Council sitting on £20 million funding for affordable housing
A PROBE has revealed that Wokingham Borough Council is sitting on almost £20 million set aside for affordable housing. Data obtained by online news portal HuffPost UK shows that across...
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Redingensians Rams enjoy their Canterbury tale
REDINGENSIANS strengthened their grip on third in the table with a hard-fought 21-14 win over Canterbury at Old Bath Road. A quiet first half was level until the 10th minute...
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VOTE 2018: Independent Jim to stand in Shinfield
A MAN who battled the council over the long-delayed Shinfield Eastern Relief Road is to stand in Shinfield South. Independent candidate Jim Frewin said that he is taking on incumbent...
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Wokingham woman Faye is headstrong for marathon effort
A WOMAN who thought she just a nasty bump on the head is preparing to run the London Marathon for the charity that helped her recover from a major injury....
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London Marathon: Liz smashes her fundraising target for Yeldall Manor
A BOROUGH woman running in the London marathon has already beaten her fundraising target, writes James Hastings. Liz Karsten is taking part in the world famous event for the Yeldall...
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Get ready for Saturday’s Record Store Day at Beyond The Download
Dom Hurrell, Ian Biles and Tyler Hallows from Beyond The Download are looking forward to Record Store Day on Saturday, April 21. Here they reveal their choice picks Record Store...
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