WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood held a meeting with Post Office bosses last week in a bid to save the Broad Street branch. He was joined for the meeting by...
Read moreDetailsJON LAUGHARNE is targeting a strong finish to the season with Woodley United ahead of what he believes will be a more fruitful campaign next year. The Kestrels fell to...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham town centre branch of NatWest has been closed due to flooding. Earlier today a sign was erected on the doors of the Broad Street branch advising people to...
Read moreDetailsThe Courtyard in Wokingham's Denamrk Street PLANS have been drawn up to build up to 80 homes in Wokingham’s town centre. A website has been published this morning that reveals...
Read moreDetailsWINES and cheese will be on offer at a special tasting event taking place in Wokingham next week. WADE is holding the evening on Friday, March 8, and proceeds will...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM leisure centre is offering free sessions on a bouncy castle this Saturday (March 2). St Crispin’s in London Road is holding an open morning to showcase its facilities....
Read moreDetailsIT'S a sweet job in anyone's book. A leading chocolate company is looking for people in Wokingham to become tasters for its new brands. The tongue tingling offer involves spending...
Read moreDetailsCONGESTION in busy towns was raised in parliament last week by one of the borough’s four MPs. Reading East’s Matt Rodda – whose constituency includes parts of Woodley and Earley,...
Read moreDetailsMUSIC really is the food of love at an Arborfield church. St Eligius has organised a series of lunchtime concerts which include a buffet. They run throughout the year and...
Read moreDetailsNEW CLASSES have been set up at Wokingham and Emmbrook Boxing Club for children with special education needs. Mark Douglas, head coach at the club, has teamed up with Daniel...
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