Record-breaking 80-hour see saw marathon underway in Twyford
In 1969 two brash members of Twyford Youth Club earnt themselves a place in the Guinness Book of Records. But now they are hoping that their long spell in the...
Read moreDetailsIn 1969 two brash members of Twyford Youth Club earnt themselves a place in the Guinness Book of Records. But now they are hoping that their long spell in the...
Read moreDetailsYakou Meite bagged a brace against Brentford to relieve Reading's relegation fears as Royals moved four points clear of the drop. The Ivorian netted twice in the opening 15 minutes...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM town is to finally get a new CCTV system. Town Council bosses took the decision this week following months of anti-social behaviour and violence in the town. Up to...
Read moreDetailsA WOODEN beam was used to smash a car windscreen in another late-night incident in Wokingham’s town centre. This incident took place on Sunday, March 31 between 9pm and midnight...
Read moreDetailsNEVER let it be said that EBOS takes the easy approach. The amateur group, based in Wokingham Without, could have staged another crowd-pleaser, a Gilbert & Sullivan or an umpteenth...
Read moreDetailsIF you are looking for a fun night out then the Woodley Community Carnival race night is a sure bet. The fundraising event is back after a few years absence...
Read moreDetailsThe Reading and District Fuchsia Society are looking to the future. Its June meeting will see Ray Broughton talking about Pests and Diseases in the Garden. This takes place at...
Read moreDetailsA SINGING afternoon for female voices will focus on songs from the popular musical film Sister Act. And organisers say you won’t need to dress up like a nun for...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based law firm has welcomed a new member of staff. Tatiana Haigh has joined Clifton Ingram LLP as a legal executive in its Dispute Resolution department. She will assist...
Read moreDetailsAS THE Backstop continues to dominate the Brexit issue, a local history group is holding a timely meeting. Barbara Stanley will be visiting Swallowfield Parish Hall on Thursday, April 18...
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