Winnersh homeowner scoops dream holiday in People’s Postcode Lottery
IT WAS a New Year to remember for a Winnersh resident after they scooped a top prize in a national contest. The Woodward Close resident – who has chosen to...
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Winnersh sabum Nick is the answer to a BBC Berkshire clue
Nick Colgate, the sabum of the Winnersh branch of the Bytomic TaeKwonDo group is interviewed live on air last Saturday morning. The popular Quest programme on BBC Radio Berkshire saw...
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Pets at Home customers in Wokingham and Winnersh help donate more than 3 million meals to abandoned animals
Wokingham’s passion for pets has helped thousands of deserted animals this Christmas. Pet owners and colleagues at Wokingham and Winnersh branches Pets at Home have helped raise a national total...
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Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club to look at bell ringing
A LOOK at the history of bell ringing in Wokingham is the topic for Tuesday’s meeting of the Reading Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club. John Harrison, who oversees the bell ringing...
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Borough residents invited to have their say over house building in Wokingham
THE BOROUGH council is encouraging Wokingham residents to have their say on plans for the future of the area. A series of special meetings where residents can come and ask...
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Showcase to screen classic Laurel and Hardy films this Sunday
TO CELEBRATE the launch of a new film about one of the greatest ever comedy duos, a Winnersh cinema will be screening a special double bill this Sunday. Stan and...
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Young entrepreneurs make the most of church’s fair
Young entrepreneurs Maddie Deeks (left) and Isabella Hortopp with the personalised Scrabble pictures they make A church’s Christmas fair raised about £3,000 - and helped enterprising young people at the...
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GALLERY: Reading Toy Run 2018 in pictures
On Sunday, the annual toy run took place, seeing around 2,000 bikers take part in a colourful procession through Shinfield, Winnersh and Wokingham. Organised by the Reading Christian Bikers, the...
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Bikers prepare for their annual Toy Run through Wokingham
SANTA Claus is coming to town – and he has swapped his reindeer for a Harley-Davidson. The annual Reading Toy Run in aid of Barnardo’s is heading to Wokingham next...
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The Winnersh teenager who plans to give Christmas away
LIKE most teenagers Megan Splain knows what she wants for Christmas – and has been busy letting everyone know about it. But unlike most teenagers, the 16-year-old isn’t asking for...
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