FOLLOWING a successful debut last week, our new weekly Reading FC column is back! Each week, Simeon Pickup, journalist, lifelong Royals fan and editor of leading Reading fansite The Tilehurst...
Read moreDetailsA YEAR-LONG experiment in car parking charging in Woodley has been hailed a success by Wokingham Borough Council – so it is to be made permanent. Last Thursday night, a...
Read moreDetailsA HOLIDAY in Portugal 12 years ago has led to the chance meeting of two lads winning a national music competition. Former Emmbrook schoolboy James Neilson and his performing partner...
Read moreDetailsA FARLEY HILL care home has been running a series of arts and craft sessions to help residents and community members. Woodbury House activities co-ordinator Katty Wakeham said that the...
Read moreDetailsA DISABLED woman has won a high court case against Wokingham Borough Council for care fees of almost £4,000 a month – and the council has been ordered to backdate...
Read moreDetailsFinally we have a victory to discuss on The Tilehurst End Podcast Extra! Reading ended their winless drought in the Championship with a 3-1 victory at Burton Albion on Tuesday...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis inspired a new generation of tennis players last Saturday. Tennis star, Marcus Willis with Calum Grealis, aged 7 Willis, who reached round two at SW19...
Read moreDetailsDAN BATEMAN is hoping the new firepower in his Sumas squad can lead them to cup glory this season. Wokingham and Emmbrook climbed up to fourth in Hellenic Division One...
Read moreDetailsA MEASURE designed to help Wokingham’s town centre retailers is to be extended for another month. The free parking initiative, which The Wokingham Paper campaigned for last autumn, will continue...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER primary school teacher has been jailed for making indecent images of children. Andrew Cork, formerly of Jeffrey Close in Wokingham, pleaded guilty to several charges. They were: Two...
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