A picture perfect way to help a local charity has been found by a camera club. Members of Wokingham and East Berkshire Camera Club (WEBCC) presented a cheque for £100 to...
Read moreDetailsMore than 250 pairs of boots are en route to Calais, where they will be handed out to refugees living in the miserable conditions of The Jungle. The brand-new waterproof...
Read moreDetailsAN EMMBROOK pub has been given a new lease of life after a receiving a makeover. The Dog and Duck in Matthewsgreen Road reopened in January after a two-week refurbishment by...
Read moreDetailsSNOW is forecast for Wokingham this week. The borough’s roads have been gritted as temperature plummet and now the Met Office is warning that some of the white stuff will...
Read moreDetailsSCOTT SPEARING fired Bracknell Bees to a dramatic victory over Hull Pirates at the Hive on Sunday night. The forward struck twice, including a late winner, on an evening where...
Read moreDetailsTHE TOWN'S firefighters were among those helping tackle a lorry blaze on the M4 on Sunday night. Pumps from Wokingham, Bracknell, Langley, Slough and Camberley provided relief cover for the...
Read moreDetailsJOHNNY WILLIAMS replaces Aseli Tikoirotuma in the only change made to the London Irish side for Saturday's trip to Northampton Saints (3pm). The Fijian misses the game at Franklin's Gardens...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Lions Club will be hiding Winnie The Pooh, Paddington and eight of their teddy bear friends in Wokingham town centre shop windows over half-term. Children aged 3 to 10...
Read moreDetailsA mum and her nine-month-old baby son have been found. Thames Valley Police has reported that 20-year-old Chloe Keates and her son were located today, Friday, February 12. They had gone...
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook residents worried that plans to install floodlights at a football ground would cause light pollution were given assurances at a meeting held last week. The Emmbrook Sports and Social Club...
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