Families enjoy annual wildlife safari in Twyford
MORE 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...
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Call for Wokingham borough to work together to tackle climate change
PEOPLE 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...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: The Royal Academy’s 2019 Summer Exhibition
Usually 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...
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170 teams enjoy a festival of football at St Crispin’s
THE 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...
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Records broken at the 10th annual Twyford Beer Festival as crowds flock to enjoy the brews
YOU 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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Mover over Hollywood, here’s Woodley! Carnival fun despite heavy winds
THOUSANDS of people enjoyed a fun day at the Woodley Carnival. More than 800 took part in the procession alone which, like other events, was on the theme of At...
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New league set-up for Bracknell Bees
BRACKNELL Bees will contest in the NIHL National league next season which will be split into two conferences. NIHL National’s 10 teams will be split into two conferences for regular...
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Winnersh woman Kerry moves mountains in bid to help Ectopic Pregnancy Trust
KERRY Smith wanted to aim high to raise funds for her favourite charity. But the business woman from Winnersh never thought it would mean scaling England's tallest mountain. Kerry, 42,...
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Wokingham man Stan’s epic cycle ride raises £6,000 for brain injury charity Headway
A WOKINGHAM man has undertaken one of the hardest fundraising challenges of all – raising more than £6,000 for the charity that helped his daughter as she recovered from life-threatening...
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Woodley FC host small side tournament
MORE than 130 teams from Berkshire, Buckingham, Oxfordshire, Surrey and Hampshire took part in Woodley United FC’s annual small a side tournament over the weekend of 1st and 2nd June....
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