WE ARE delighted to report some of the names that will be opening in Elms Field over the coming months. The temptation for Wokingham’s Regeneration Company must have been to...
Read moreDetailsFamilies, don’t you just love them! If there is any encouragement from the recent news about the Royal family it that no family is immune to difficulties, fall outs and...
Read moreDetailsA NEW church launched in Wokingham on Sunday – but it’s not as you know it. Oakwood Climbing Centre off Forest Road is the venue for Foundation Church, which meets...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at a Norreys supermarket faced an armed robbery late last night and police are now appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident took place around 10pm on Friday,...
Read moreDetailsA CHEMIST is Woodley town centre will close this spring – and customers are being told to go to Winnersh instead. Lloyd'sPharmacy, which has a branch in Library Parade, is...
Read moreDetailsHAGGIS, neeps and tatties were served at Wokingham Bowling Club, as members celebrated Scottish poet Robert Burns. The Burns Supper, held at the clubhouse on Friday, January 24, was a...
Read moreDetailsYOUNG WIZARDS will be welcomed at Wokingham Library for an evening of magical fun. Fans of the Harry Potter book series are invited to take part in the Tri-wizard Tournament....
Read moreDetailsA RENEWED appeal for information has been made as police try and trace a missing who has been missing for almost a fortnight. Alexander Stern, 36 and from Kensington in...
Read moreDetailsThe 10km race will take place in April, commemorating the life of David Stares — former Woodley Town Council councillor and honorary Reading Roadrunner — who was an avid supporter...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have launched an appeal to trace a man who approached two girls in two separate incidents, both on an Earley road during school run times. Both incidents are being...
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