“Another outstanding lecture – I’ll look at photographs so differently from now on,” said one of the large audience as they left Thursday’s lecture at The Arts Society Wokingham. Brian...
Read moreDetailsELDERLY residents across Wokingham borough have been preyed upon by fraudsters claiming to be police officers in an audacious scam. Now, Thames Valley Police is issuing a warning for people:...
Read moreDetailsThames Hospice says it is thrilled to announce that James Phelps, best known as Fred Weasley in the Harry Potter films, has signed up to take on its Big Mountain...
Read moreDetailsONE BUNCH of Wokingham pupils couldn’t wait for half-term to end so they could get back to school. But these were no swots: they were gathering to celebrate the anniversary...
Read moreDetailsTWO Shinfield schools will soon be able to see the fruits of their labours, thanks to a gift from the parish council. Last week, a team spearheaded by Shinfield Parish...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 40 families went on safari on Sunday, but they didn’t find any lions or alligators. They were taking part in the annual Twyford Village Safari, held at Loddon...
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE in Wokingham are being asked for their ideas to help meet the town's promise to be carbon free by 2030. Cllr Gregor Murray, the new Executive Member for Climate...
Read moreDetailsUsually in this column we discuss a painting that is available in my shop, but not this week. I was lucky enough to get an invitation to Monday’s preview evening...
Read moreDetailsTHE centre of Wokingham was transformed into a festival of football on Saturday and Sunday, as Ashridge Park FC held its 19th annual tournament in the heart of the town...
Read moreDetailsYOU DRANK the bar dry. This year's Twyford Beer Festival – the 10th – was the biggest yet, seeing record attendances and the largest ever amount to be donated to...
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