Make a date for cancer survivor
A breast cancer survivor's hopes of raising thousands for charity have been dented after a sponsor backed out of a charity calendar.
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Yateley
Howzat? Wokingham funeral director adds support to charity cricket match and fun day in Yateley
Bats, balls and bouncy castles are promised to visitors to a special charity cricket match taking place later this month. It’s part of a family fun day that will be...
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Pub owners in Yateley celebrate Sunday Times honour
THE Peach Pub Company, which runs The Chequers in Eversley Cross, Hampshire, has been named in The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies list for the third year running. Peach was...
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Enjoy golden age of swing with record recital night
ON TUESDAY, the Yateley and Crowthorne Big Band Society will hold a record recital to mark the golden age of swing. It will be held at Sandhurst Community Hall in...
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Santa to fight King George in Wokingham on Thursday night
A uniquely British tradition will be coming to Wokingham on Thursday night as Christmas play is performed. The Yateley Village Mummers will be bringing their Mummers Play to four town...
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