THEATRE: Laughter is on the menu at The Mill
A FANTASTIC French farce will be romping its way to The Mill at Sonning this week. Don’t Dress For Dinner, written by Marc Camoletti and directed by Ron Aldridge, takes a...
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Wokingham Borough Council chief exec Andy Couldrick to move on
Wokingham Borough Council’s chief executive is moving to a new post in Children’s Services in Birmingham. Andy Couldrick joined the council six years ago, firstly as Director of Children’s Services...
Read moreDetailsPrime Minister takes time out from campaigning to open new Sonning parish hall
PRIME Minister Theresa May took time out of her busy campaign schedule to officially open a new parish hall in Sonning on Sunday morning. The Conservative candidate for Maidenhead constituency,...
Read moreDetailsCharlotte Haitham Taylor is new leader of Wokingham Conservatives
Wokingham Conservatives have elected a new leader - Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor will take over from Cllr Keith Baker after the vote on Monday, May 8. She will also become...
Read moreDetailsGreens call for anti-Brexit alliance against Reading East Conservatives
A CALL for political parties to unite against the Conservative's candidate in Reading East has been issued by the Green party, who want to stop a hard Brexit from the...
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UKIP won’t stand in General, but vows to be back next year
UKIP has confirmed that it will not field a candidate for Wokingham in the forthcoming General Election, citing Brexit as the reason - but it vowed to return next year...
Read moreDetailsArborfield road closed and driver taken to hospital after crash
AN ARBORFIELD road was closed on Saturday lunhctime after a road accident. A driver was taken to hospital for treatment as a result. The incident occured on Langley Common Road...
Read moreDetailsRailway fans plan to recreate 1950s Wokingham and need your help
A GROUP of model railway enthusiasts are harking back to the golden days of railways with an ambitious project to recreate Wokingham Station as it was in the 1950s. Members...
Read moreDetailsWokingham packed for annual May Fayre
THE STREETS of Wokingham were packed with fun lovers on Monday as the annual Wokingham May Fayre returned. Charity stalls dominated Denmark Street and The Plaza, while Elms Field was home...
Read moreDetailsLots of great prizes in our brilliant Winner Takes All contest
It’s our biggest-ever reader competition and you could be the lucky winner. We’ve teamed up with Wokingham Paper supporters to offer an amazing list of fantastic prizes - and one...
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