WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL has listened to our campaign and is promising to introduce free parking as part of a support package for the town centre retailers. As we have featured...
Read moreDetailsThis Friday, October 27, marks National Black Cat Day: a day to celebrate all the monochrome moggies of the world. But it is not always a day of joy for...
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS is the most wonderful time of year and for four students of a borough theatre school, it most certainly will be. The quartet have landed roles in festive shows...
Read moreDetailsMORNING joggers will have noticed the weather turning a little colder recently – but spare a thought for an Earley businessman who is spending this weekend running a half-marathon and...
Read moreDetailsMACMILLAN Cancer Care will benefit from a fun night of entertainment taking place at The Whitty Theatre on Saturday. A mixture of musicians, singers and dancers will team up for the...
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN are invited to have a go at pumpkin carving on Saturday. The Walter Arms in Sindlesham is holding the fun event from 3pm to 5pm and is offering prizes...
Read moreDetailsBus users in Finchampstead found accessing their bus times a little harder than normal after a timetable display was installed two metres off the ground. Only the tallest of passengers...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS and staff at a care home in Sindlesham took a step back in time for a 1950s party last month. Staff and residents at RMBI Home Lord Harris Court,...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham died of sepsis after his artificial bladder was accidentally perforated while in hospital, an inquest has heard. Stephen Hales-Owen, of Diamond Way, was 64 when he...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after five men were assaulted in Broad Street at the weekend. The men were assaulted during two incidents which took place between midnight at 12.30am...
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