Wescott pupils make the most of numbers
CHILDREN at a Wokingham primary school enjoyed dressing up, maths challenges and puzzles as part of a day devoted to numeracy. Last Friday, Wescott Infants School in Goodchild Road , took...
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POETRY CORNER: Fruity Frederick
Oh, us village ladies do love FreddyAlways stood at his stall, good and ready Get your five a day here and some more,I’ve got wonderous goodies galore! You know what...
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Swanning along the lakes
LIFE OF BRIAN with Brian Hicks I have been going to Charvil Country Park at least once a week for over a year now. It is a delightful nature reserve...
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Radio dramas from Twyford theatre group
An enterprising theatre group is staging two more radio dramas which can be listened to online. Twyford and Ruscombe Theatre Group’s six short plays, Five Pints and a Pig released...
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BMW drivers in hospital following Barkham crash
TWO BMW drivers are in hospital following a serious injury collision in Barkham yesterday and police are appealing for witnesses. The incident took place in Barkham Street around 5pm on...
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Now that’s an act of kindness: Isabella’s grand fundraiser
STEPPING up for charity was a piece of cake for one Woosehill girl: Isabella Waistell has raised more than £1,000 for the Cleft Lip And Palate Association (CLAPA). The charity...
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Vegan camping festival in Dinton Pastures
A VEGAN camping festival is set to entertain visitors to Dinton Pastures next month. VFest UK, a three-day weekend vegan food and camping festival, will run from Friday, June 11...
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VE Day marked by care home
CELEBRATIONS to mark VE Day were held at a care home last week. West Oak Care Home, in Wokingham, run by Barchester Healthcare, commemorated the 76th anniversary of VE Day...
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Falconry centre prepares to open doors
YOUNGSTERS don’t have long to wait until they can visit birds of prey as a falconry centre prepares to welcome visitors. Feathers and Fur Falconry Centre, which previously operated out...
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Boy’s call to help deer in Keephatch Meadows
AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD boy is calling for prioritisation of deer when nature parks are created. Orson Lewis has written a letter to the borough council (see page 19) asking for gaps...
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