A CHARITY that helps charities received a royal seal of approval this week. The Berkshire Community Foundation, which helps charities including the Dingley Family Centre which has a branch in...
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY-friendly festival is preparing for a move to Hurst – and acts on the bill could include ‘ABBA’, ‘The Beatles’, ‘Coldplay’ and ‘Elton John’. The Marvellous Festival will come...
Read moreDetailsJAKE COOPER has kindly signed this Reading FC team photo – and it will soon be in the hands of one lucky Royals supporter. The Wokingham Paper is giving away...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Football League Round-up AARON BAKER scored twice and Michael Bartley was also on target for a Winnersh Rangers side who defeated Maidenhead Magpies 3-0 to record a first...
Read moreDetailsSECTIONS of the junctions for Wokingham on the M4 will be closed overnight next week to allow structure surveys to be carried out safely. The road serving the eastbound section...
Read moreDetailsSCHOOLCHILDREN are suspected to be behind a shoplifting incident at a Wokingham town centre supermarket last week. At 9.42pm on Saturday, October 3 three males were seen entering the Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsPLANS to redevelop a section of land close to Madejski Stadium in to an area boasting new homes, leisure facilities and a convention centre will be unveiled next week. Reading...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has issued a warning over some roadworks in Lower Earley. The Meldreth Roundabout project is coming to a conclusion and as a result faces road closures and...
Read moreDetailsA SECOND weather warning for heavy rain has been issued across Wokingham by the Met Office. In force across London and the south east, a yellow 'be aware' advisory for...
Read moreDetailsDRIVERS heading the wrong way up a one-way street have been caught on camera in Wokingham, leading to concerns that the junction is not properly signposted. Shocked driver Steve Ross...
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