BY CROSFIELDS SCHOOL On Monday, November 13, Crosfields School welcomed residents from a number of local homes for the elderly to come and watch the Year 1 Cock-a-doodle Christmas play....
Read moreDetailsTOOLS have been stolen from a building site in Wokingham. Overnight on Tuesday, November 14, someone broke into a container on the site in Bell Foundry Lane, before stealing a...
Read moreDetailsSPORT stars of all ages came together for the Wokingham Borough Sports Council awards evening. Held at The Bulmershe School, 20 awards were presented in total, ranging from under-14 age...
Read moreDetailsWokingham came out in force to enjoy its Winter Carnival despite the ongoing regeneration works blighting the town centre. Thousands supported the annual event on Sunday, which saw charities invite...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s Living Advent Calendar offers a daily special event that will take place at 6pm (or 4pm at weekends) every day until December 24. At each different venue, there will...
Read moreDetailsNEW LEISURE facilities in Arborfield will not impact on the safety of students at Bohunt secondary school, the council has reassured parents. The Arborfield Leisure Centre, which has been built...
Read moreDetailsTWO cars in Wokingham were broken into last month. Overnight on Tuesday, November 14 someone threw a rock through the back window of a car parked in Hutsons Close. A...
Read moreDetailsA JUDOKA from Pinewood Judo Club triumphed at the London Area Universities and Colleges Senior Open earlier this month. Callum Jones, who represented the Berkshire College of Agriculture at the...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON is confident Woodley United have the quality to compete with runaway Hellenic Premier Division leaders Highworth Town on Saturday. The Kestrels are struggling for form with their 1-0...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Wokingham died after doctors missed a large aneurysm in her abdomen. Violet Livene Nelson, 80, who was known as Sue, died on September 17, 2016 after a...
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