“The strength of this really is in everyone doing their thing. It started as a Whatsapp group of volunteers but we quickly realised that wouldn’t be suitable with hundreds of...
Read moreDetailsThe Shurlock Inn,The Street, Shurlock Row RG10 0PS0118 934 9094theshurlockinn.co.uk LIFE is far from normal at the moment. With pubs and restaurants ordered to close their doors to walk-in customers,...
Read moreDetailsThe men were seen leaving the area in a grey Audi S6 with the partial registration SP07***. It is not known whether anything was taken from the property at this...
Read moreDetailsCreated as a temporary solution to residents’ postal needs, the mobile Post Office runs a one hour slot in Winnersh and Wargrave.
Read moreDetailsGOOD NEIGHBOURS are toasting their good fortune after being named as winners in the People’s Postcode Lottery. The daily prize draw held on Friday, February 28, saw the Waltham St...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of all things Welsh will take place across the Royal County over the coming week, including visits from authors, creators and experts. And the inaugural Wales Weeks Berkshire...
Read moreDetailsToday, it was announced that a travelling Post Office — with a specially designed vehicle — will stop in Winnersh and Wargrave, starting next month.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES VALLEY POLICE has vowed to carry out a review of how its officers are given guidance over training exercises, following the death of PC James Dixon and Gladys Goodwin...
Read moreDetailsBagpipes were skirled*, haggis were stabbed and wee drams were downed for a lively Burns Night at Hennerton Golf Club at Crazies Hill. Addressing the haggis (and stabbing it) was...
Read moreDetailsA WARGRAVE author whose rare breed pigs became internet sensations has written a book in their memory for charity. Author Michael Richards has decided to document the lives of Mangalitzas...
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