DAN HOUSEGO says promotion to the Home Counties Premier League is just the start for this young Wokingham side. The Oaks sealed the Thames Valley Division One title on Saturday,...
Read moreDetailsWORK to refurbish the frontages of buildings in the Peach Place development is due to start this week. This week, the regeneration work will come out from behind the hoardings...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based dance school will be taking their talents to the Royal Albert Hall later this year. Youngsters from the Jayne A Coleman Academy of Dance will join their peers...
Read moreDetailsA BBC Radio Berkshire presenter from Wargrave has been signed up to take part in this year’s Strictly Come Dancing contest. Debbie McGee, who was voted off Celebrity Masterchef last...
Read moreDetailsTHE stars of a television series visited Wokingham last week to place their bids at a local auction room. James Braxton and Charlie Ross from Antiques Road Trip visited Martin...
Read moreDetailsThe finishing touches are being put on an ambitious expansion plan at London Waterloo station. And, all being well, tomorrow morning Wokingham Borough commuters will get to see it in...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who was being investigated for business fraud has been jailed for making and possessing indecent images of children. Peter Ferguson, 57, of Simon’s Lane, was jailed on Friday,...
Read moreDetailsA taste of Italy is coming to Twyford on Friday when the Italian market returns to the town centre, courtesy of Twyford Together. The Italian Market starts at 9am on...
Read moreDetailsLoddon Brewery in Dunsden Green was raided by thieves over the bank holiday weekend and police have launched a search to find them. They entered by throwing a beer firkin...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Shinfield died after the car his son was driving lost control and crashed into a tree. Paul Draper, 60, who lived in Hollow Lane, died in Southampton...
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