A WOOSEHILL woman has been appointed the head of an arthritis charity that is backed by the Prime Minister. Last week, the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (NRAS) founder, Ailsa Bosworth...
Read moreDetailsTWO teachers at a Wokingham school have been shortlisted for a national award for their work. Dean Ralph and Teresa Mason of Barnardo’s High Close School in Wokingham have been...
Read moreDetailsA NETWORKING event being held in Woodley next week will give some tips on networking. Jacqueline Harris, from business coach Breath of Fresh Air, is to be the guest speaker...
Read moreDetailsTEENAGERS with diabetes are being invited to a special event at the Royal Berkshire Hospital next week aimed at helping them prepare for the future. Organisers said that the event...
Read moreDetailsFollowing a police appeal earlier his week, Thams Valley Police have confirmed that three teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of robbery. As we reported on Wednesday, on Saturday, June...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 1,500 locals turned out to enjoy a day of football and scorching sunshine as Laurel Park Football Club hosted their annual fun day. “The fun day went really...
Read moreDetailsDivision 2A Eversley got back to winning ways with a six-wicket triumph against Amersham 2s. Amersham batted first and set a challenging chase for Eversley as several consistent innings from...
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD spinner Parth Patel topped the honours board with a remarkable bowling performance which saw him take 8-105. Sonning 2s Ahmed (7-32) and Wargrave 2s Smith (7-34) made up the...
Read moreDetailsBENN Heatley enjoys a pint - and he's looking forward to over a hundred of them. Now Benn, 33, is asking people in Wokingham to promise him some more. But...
Read moreDetailsMORE than 700 riders took part in this year’s Wokingham Bikeathon, raising thousands for charity in the process. The event, held on Sunday from Cantley Park, marked its 10th anniversary...
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