A trip down memory lane with local artist Dennis Siggery
This year has been a massive one in the step forward for the vinyl revival, writes Dom Hurrell and Ian Biles from Beyond The Download at Holme Grange Craft Village....
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The issue that went wrong …
Some of you may have seen the Cambridge News' front page this week, where a production error meant that dummy text appeared as the main headline. Similar problems have plagued...
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WEEKEND PREVIEW: Sumas eyeing home comforts, Bracknell Bees double-header
WOKINGHAM and Emmbrook will be hoping for some home comforts when they welcome Thame Rangers to Lowther Road on Saturday (2pm). Sumas, who have moved up to sixth in the...
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Dan Marles explains why he decided to leave Finchampstead CC after 10 years
"WE'VE HAD some great memories along the way." That was the parting comment of former Finchampstead captain Dan Marles as he bids farewell to his boyhood club after 10 years....
Read moreDetailsWoodley man lost control of car after drinking, inquest hears
A MAN from Woodley died after he lost control of his car while two-and-a-half-times over the drink drive limit, an inquest has heard. Andrew James Isgar, 32, of Alderley Close,...
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Binfield shooter Amber Hill selected for England’s Commonwealth Games squad
BINFIELD skeet shooter Amber Hill has been selected for England's Commonwealth Games squad. Amber Hill was the special guest at the recent Wokingham Sports Awards (Pic by Stewart Turkington) The...
Read moreDetailsHistoric accident led to death of former Waingels teacher
A FORMER Waingels College teacher died from complications arising from a life-changing accident which happened nearly 30 years ago. Nicholas Drawater, 54, died on July 7 after being discovered unresponsive...
Read moreDetailsTwyford church holds welcome service for new vicar
The villages of Twyford, Hurst and Ruscombe have a new vicar. The Revd Anna Harwood, previously Associate Rector at All Saints in Wokingham, officially took up her new post at...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Foodbank gets its share
A COLLECTION to help provide emergency food parcels this Christmas was hailed as a huge success. Volunteers from Wokingham’s Foodbank invited shoppers visiting Tesco’s store in Finchampstead Road to donate...
Read moreDetailsWoodley boss Anderson admits finding a goalscorer is proving difficult
JAMES ANDERSON is confident there are goals in his squad, despite Woodley's struggles in front of goal. The Kestrels are winless in eight games after Saturday's 6-0 thrashing at leaders...
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