Submarine victim’s cousin performs in honour of his memory at 48-hour concert
The Twyford cousin of the submariner Hamish Harding who was killed while diving down to the wreck of the Titanic, played at a fundraising concert
Read moreDetailsThe Twyford cousin of the submariner Hamish Harding who was killed while diving down to the wreck of the Titanic, played at a fundraising concert
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood visited a telecoms and IT consultancy firm in Winnersh Triangle to learn more about its work.
Read moreDetailsLegendary football commentator Clive Tyldesley was the guest of honour at Forerst School's annual sports dinner last week.
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of people flocked to Bearwood Recreation Ground on Saturday to enjoy a fun day out.
Read moreDetailsA CINEMA is to screen a special blockbuster, but it's not a movie ? it's a concert featuring Boxcar Willie
Read moreDetailsTHE MOVIE game will be more than that for budding Spielbergs, thanks to a new film studio in Winnersh Triangle.
Read moreDetailsA musician's 48 hours long free concert will support children and churches
Read moreDetailsWheelbarrow loads of fun planned for this year's Winnersh Summer fete
Read moreDetailsA FREE concert will take place in Winnersh on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsANGRY shoppers have hit out over a new security system at the Sainsbury's store in Winnersh which they claim makes them "feel like thieves".
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