Winnersh Primary teacher wins £125,000 on gameshow
Last night, television viewers in the borough may have spotted a familiar face, after a Winnersh teacher appeared on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Read moreDetailsLast night, television viewers in the borough may have spotted a familiar face, after a Winnersh teacher appeared on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Read moreDetailsCar parks for Dinton Pastures and California Country Park re-opened today to visitors. But the play parks will remain closed, in order to comply with social distancing guidelines. On Sunday,...
Read moreDetailsSisters Stephanie (4) and Rebecca Godwin (2) from Winnersh embarked on a sponsored cycle last weekend to help staff at The Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read moreDetails“We’ve written clues on the wrapping, and then visitors get to choose which to take. The only rule is that they can’t open it until they’re home."
Read moreDetailsAt the Bishop's Disciplinary Tribunal, Mr Parks was removed from office and prohibited from exercising any functions as a member of the Church of England Clergy for two years.
Read moreDetailsONE thing that a Winnersh man didn’t expect when the coronavirus lockdown was announced was to become a zookeeper. Every day, Christopher Elvin can be spotted taking one of his...
Read moreDetailsThe Spoony People, which first appeared in Winnersh last month as an interactive activity for local families have now appeared in Scotland and Australia.
Read moreDetailsA NEW charity created by three men in Lower Earley spiralled from planting fruit trees to aiming to feed the borough. Freely Fruity began with the idea to grow the...
Read moreDetails“The majority of Post Offices in the Wokingham area are open as Post Offices are designated as an essential retailer by the UK Government. Some branches are operating revised hours.”
Read moreDetails“I have no idea why they would do it —it’s not smart at the moment to gather in large illegal groups, especially as Covid-19 comes with respiratory problems and the...
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