Quiz time in Emmbrook
The event at the Lowther Road club will take place on Friday, March 1.
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Charities benefit from Wokingham Lions Winter Carnival
Charities benefit from Wokingham Lions Winter Carnival
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Lions set to make a splash
Wokingham Lions is hoping the Wokingham Swimathon will become a regular feature in the town's community event calendar.
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The Cowshed is a smooth operator, thanks to its hot new machine
The Cowshed is a smooth operator, thanks to its hot new machine
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Discussion at Reading pub to explore black liberation theology
Liberation and black theology will be the focus for a religious-themed discussion group coming to Reading town centre next month.
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Stars in night sky focus for new children’s book raising funds for CPRE
THE stars in the night sky are the focus of a new book aimed at children wanting to gaze in wonder at nature's light fantastic.
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Founder member wins Thames Valley Writers Circle short story competition
The Thames Valley Writers Circle recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, which followed a writing evening class at Theale School.
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Appeal to find wanted man
Dylan William Hawkins, aged 22, is wanted on recall to prison and for escaping lawful custody.
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Council tax set to rise
Council budget plans say that government grants aren't enough to cover the rising costs of providing essential services.
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Views sought for A329 plans
Views are being sought on the final stages of a plan to improve cycling and walking links between Winnersh and Wokingham.
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