A SCARECROW trail is currently taking place across Binfield village. Local residents have created more than 30 different colourful characters which will be on show outside houses until Sunday. Entry...
Read moreDetailsLEAD cladding has been stolen from a roof in Woodley. Overnight on Wednesday, October 18, a resident was woken up by a noise and saw a man on the roof...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to a former three times mayor of Wokingham who has died. Frederick William Clark first held the post in 1989 when he was 73, as well...
Read moreDetailsA BUSINESS networking group that meets over breakfast opened its doors to welcome visitors last Friday. The BNI Wokingham chapter, which meets at Sand Martins Golf Club from 6.30am on...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL has listened to our campaign and is promising to introduce free parking as part of a support package for the town centre retailers. As we have featured...
Read moreDetailsThis Friday, October 27, marks National Black Cat Day: a day to celebrate all the monochrome moggies of the world. But it is not always a day of joy for...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Winnersh has been fined more than £1,000 for fly-tipping. Lisa Jane Hopkins, 51, of Goddard Court, appeared at Reading Magistrates' Court on Monday (23) where she was...
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS is the most wonderful time of year and for four students of a borough theatre school, it most certainly will be. The quartet have landed roles in festive shows...
Read moreDetailsMORNING joggers will have noticed the weather turning a little colder recently – but spare a thought for an Earley businessman who is spending this weekend running a half-marathon and...
Read moreDetailsMACMILLAN Cancer Care will benefit from a fun night of entertainment taking place at The Whitty Theatre on Saturday. A mixture of musicians, singers and dancers will team up for the...
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