Twyford & Ruscombe Football Club in search for new players
TWYFORD & RUSCOMBE FOOTBALL CLUB are seeking new players to join them to help strengthen their Saturday side.
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Santa and Round Table collect £5,000
Thanks to your kind donations, Twyford Round Table have raised an impressive £5,000
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Plan ahead for Christmas travel on GWR
Those hoping for a late Christmas getaway are being warned to travel earlier by Great Western Railway.
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Warm words for Twyford Singers at its Christmas concert
A concert conductor had warm words for the performances of her choir ? and its audience.
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Stanlake Park event will combine the delights of chocolate and wine
Stanlake Park event will combine the delights of chocolate and wine
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Five gold rings? The only one that matters for one Wokingham resident was lost in a bottle bank
FORGET five gold rings, the only one that matters for a Wokingham borough resident was recovered from a bottle bank in a Christmas miracle
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Bringing Twyford together for Christmas
Christmas came to Twyford on Friday evening.
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A Santa with a heart: Sheeplands grotto will help raise thousands for good causes
SANTA has taken up residence at a Hare Hatch plant nursery ready for festive wishes to be shared with him.
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Lights go on in Twyford
Former Prime Minister, and local resident, Teresa May helped switch on the Christmas lights in Twyford.
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Vote for your favourite Christmas window
Residents in Wokingham Borough have been invited to vote for their favourite Christmas window.
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