Minister on the streets of Sonning
Tom Tugendhat, the Secretary of State for Security, spent time knocking on doors in Pound Lane.
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Leaping from a plane is great, says Wokingham charity chair
John's fundraising skydive will help combat loneliness and isolation in the borough
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Maiden Erlegh club members don sequins and fringes for their centenary celebration in Manchester
They join 2,500 women from more than 50 nations
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Bus service affected by ‘overhanging trees’
It offered apologies for reduced capacity on the route.
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Head out to a free family fun day in Wokingham
Wokingham Baptist Church celebrates 250 years with borough families
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Get quizzing for a good cause
A charity is calling on all trivia titans and quiz queens in Wokingham to host a Big Summer Quiz.
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Group celebrates 50 years of 1st Woodley Boys’ Brigade
Local youth group enjoys a night of awards
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CLASP members celebrate Learning Disability Awareness Week
Look out for them during the week
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Maiden Erlegh club members don sequins and fringes for their centenary celebration in Manchester
IT WAS all fringed cocktail dresses, long stringed pearls, and sequins for 10 members of the Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh when they travelled to Manchester for the...
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Bus service affected by ‘overhanging trees’
A bus company has been forced to swap its vehicles due to what it described as “.. issues with overhanging trees.” The Claret 21 service links central Reading with Whiteknights,...
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