Stop press! Editing pair to call it a day after 21 years in charge
A DUO who have edited a community magazine for more than 20 years are stepping down and the hunt is on to replace them. Launched in 1997, The Villager chronicles...
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CRICKET: Wokingham CC move into promotion spots while Finchampstead secure survival
Wokingham are in pole position to clinch promotion from Home Counties Premier 2 at the first time of asking after a comfortable eight-wicket win over Great and Little Tew. The...
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Rotary Clubs honour local community stalwart Dave
A COMMUNITY stalwart has been given one of the region’s top honours for his service to the borough. The 58 Rotary clubs of the Thames Valley have named Dave Donaldson,...
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Wokingham Walk presents cheque to Ollie Young Foundation in Rifle Volunteer
WOKINGHAM put its best foot forward earlier this year – and the result has been a terrific donation to a local charity. Regulars at The Rifle Volunteer pub in Reading...
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Wokingham’s Loch Fyne is shut this week for a major refurbishment
A POPULAR Wokingham seafood restaurant will reopen on Saturday following a six-figure makeover. The Loch Fyne branch on London Road has been closed from Monday, August 13, to allow a...
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Search on for Wokingham town’s most extraordinary women
THE HUNT is on for some of the borough’s most brilliant citizens. Wokingham Town Council plans to celebrate Extraordinary Women at its Heritage open Day event on Saturday, September 15....
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This is why the Winnersh Crossroads can’t be reopened just yet
MOTORISTS fed up with roadworks on a busy Winnersh road will have to endure them for a while longer. SGN is using the summer holidays to carry out essential upgrades...
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Peach Street and Broad Street overnight road closures for regeneration works
TO HELP ensure that Wokingham town’s Market Place regeneration is finished by Sunday, August 19 - and to reduce closure of Broad Street from four weeks to just one -...
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Race is on to finish Wokingham’s Market Place regeneration by Sunday
Borough Council promising work to be completed for August 19 THE MARKET PLACE regeneration project is now in its final countdown with overnight works planned for this week as contractors...
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Executive votes to axe Wokingham’s school crossing patrollers
PHIL CREIGHTON – the only journalist present at Wokingham Borough Council's Executive meeting on July 26 – presents his incisive and brilliant round-up of the debates, the questions and the...
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