Fans of Countdown should start counting down for a tournament taking place later this month. Organised by a keen quizzer and former Countdown contestant Tony Atkins, the annual event attracts...
Read moreDetailsA SCHOOLGIRL from Wargrave made a special delivery to 10 Downing Street last week, as she added her voice to a campaign to raise awareness of the kidnapped Chibok girls in...
Read moreDetailsFRUSTRATED drivers are facing yet more delays on Wokingham’s roads as work begins on the Suttons Seeds roundabout, adding to the host of major schemes around the borough. Just as...
Read moreDetailsChapter One Bookshop in Woodley, celebrated Comic Relief in style on Friday.Staff and customers baked cakes and donned there red noses to put a smile on everyone's faces and raise...
Read moreDetailsA charity that helps people with autism is glad it got the HuMP when it collected a donation earlier this month. The Hurst Morris People presented £290 to the National...
Read moreDetailsIf you have not already seen or been watching your local news or Facebook page, this is Sam, a little boy just three years of age and suffering from a...
Read moreDetailsBerzerk Productions' cast for Hood "Did you enjoy that?" director Matt Whitelock asked as I left the Oakwood Centre, having just watched the opening night of Hood. "Well..." I said,...
Read moreDetailsPeach Place will become pedestrianised after plans to redevelop the town centre area were approved by Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee last night (Wednesday, March 4). The plans will, according to...
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