BUS USERS in Woodley and Earley are being asked for their feedback on bus provisions since the 19a and 19c routes were discontinued earlier this year. Wokingham Borough Council, in...
Read moreDetailsA TRAILBLAZING scheme to revolutionise children's social work by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) has received government funding. Joining forces with nine other local authorities, WBC successfully won the £1.05million grant...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON hailed Woodley United's character to bounce back from extra time heartbreak against Binfield. The Kestrels more than matched the hosts during Friday night's Hellenic League Cup clash, but...
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to see a classic British comedy in a completely new way is on offer to audiences at South Hill Park this week. The classic BBC series Blackadder, starring...
Read moreDetailsA NEW community centre being built in Earley celebrated one milestone yesterday and is looking forward to another on Sunday. On Wednesday, traffic into Sutcliffe Avenue was brought to a...
Read moreDetailsPINEWOOD gymnast Lucie Colebeck led the way with a gold medal in the British Championships. It was a highly successful day on the whole for the club with nine of...
Read moreDetailsART lovers flocked to the opening of a new gallery at Holme Grange Craft Village last week. AntiqArt, which buys and sells paintings, prints, ceramics and ornaments of all genres...
Read moreDetailsAN arts and craft festival spanning two villages will take place later this month. Shinfield Parish Community’s Arts and Craft Festival will take place at Shinfield Parish Hall and Spencers...
Read moreDetailsA RIVERSIDE hotel has been voted the best in the country in a new Sunday Times survey. The Great House at Sonning is the winner of the best budget location...
Read moreDetailsCommuters using the South Western Railway line between Wokingham and Reading this morning are being warned that trains are delayed again due to signalling problems - the third time this...
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