IN THE KITCHEN: Chard, Spinach & Feta Pie
There’s been a glut of chard and spinach to harvest at the freely fruity site this week. If you come across some of these supergreens, here is a delicious way...
Read moreDetailsThere’s been a glut of chard and spinach to harvest at the freely fruity site this week. If you come across some of these supergreens, here is a delicious way...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS great seeing live music make a return at last weekend’s Twyford Beer Festival, showing that we still love to boogie. We’re looking forward to seeing Gemma Dorsett return...
Read moreDetailsALMOST £1 million will be spent on supporting victims of domestic abuse and sexual violencein the Thames Valley. More than £980,000 of Ministry of Justice funding awarded by the Police...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to Roy Merryweather, a legend in Wokingham’s footballing scene, known as Big Roy. He played for Wokingham Town FC in the 1960s, as well as managing...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council marked Armed Forces Day by raising a flag to honour servicemen and women, past and present.
Read moreDetailsA specially designed flag will be flown on Monday to celebrate the NHS and keyworkers by Wokingham Town Council.
Read moreDetailsA hugely popular public figure had a brush with fame recently - TV presenter Davina McCall met the Earley Panda.
Read moreDetailsA BRIGHTER future for Finchampstead residents has been promised as improvements are being planned. Residents were told about the Neighbourhood Development Plan earlier this year. This highlighted summaries of the...
Read moreDetailsRekindling old friendships and celebrating unexpected wins were the order of the day at last weekend’s Hurst Show and Country Fayre.
Read moreDetailsFirst Days Children's Charity, in Hurst, has a mystery donor who knows exactly what stock is needed and when.
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