THREE local stations will benefit from a £2 billion investment across the Wessex rail route. Wokingham, Winnersh Triangle and Earley are all served by the line which starts from London's...
Read moreDetailsA man has been sentenced to almost two years’ imprisonment after he was convicted of a string of motoring offences following a hearing at Reading Crown Court. On Monday, March...
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to watch the Grand National on a big screen is being offered by a local day centre for the elderly. WADE, on Wokingham’s Reading Road, is opening its...
Read moreDetailsA CAR boot sale will take place in Earley on Saturday. The event will be held at Woodley Hill House in Eastcourt Avenue from 9am-noon. It is organised by members...
Read moreDetailsPLANS are well underway for this year’s Wokingham May Fayre – and it will be a silver celebration. This is the 25th year that the annual event has been organized...
Read moreDetailsCITIZENS who go above and beyond the call of duty have been honoured at a special awards ceremony. Hosted by Woodley Town Council last Friday, the awards were given to...
Read moreDetailsTHREE MEN and a teenager have been charged with affray by police following an alleged incident in Wokingham town centre in early hours of Sunday, March 31. In a statement...
Read moreDetailsA CHURCH in Lower Earley is to hold an exhibition on the F word. Gillian Dare OBE, a Trustee of the Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East,...
Read moreDetailsOn Monday 11th March, a group of seven local young people with autism visited Westminster Abbey to meet The Queen. The excited group attended a service to celebrate Commonwealth Day,...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Wokingham schoolboy James Mattingley is preparing to brew up something special for Peach Place. Planned to open next month, the Sit & Sip Tasting will specialise in craft...
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