Calendars celebrate Reading and trees
Calendars celebrate Reading and trees
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Hurst residents set to fight appeal over 200 homes plan for village
Hundreds of residents are readying themselves for part two of their battle to stop 200 homes being built on a green field.
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School Green Remembrance service
SHINFIELD Parish Council is inviting residents to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday.
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Magnificant! Maleficent goes up in smoke for Twyford’s big night of the Round Table
TWYFORD enjoyed a Saturday night at the movies, thanks to the Round Table.
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West End sounds in Sindlesham
West End sounds in Sindlesham
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Sing for free with new choir
Sing for free with new choir
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Zany show is a monster hit
Zany nonsense is a monster hit
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Overnight poppies spring up
Overnight poppies spring up
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Art society welcomes all
Art society welcomes all
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The Arts Society Wokingham supports the Arc
A CAMPAIGN to raise funding for a new landmark sculpture for Wokingham gives the definitive answer to the question, but is it art?
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