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A MINIATURE railway is starting its engine as it finally reopened its doors this weekend. Pinewood Miniature Railway, based at Pinewood Leisure Centre, Old Wokingham Road, welcomed back visitors on...

TO MARK his 50th birthday, a Wokingham man has raised £9,000 for charity. Benny Fennell rowed 100km (62 miles) at the end of July, in 24 hours. Starting on Friday,...

Members of Wargrave Local History Society enjoyed a guided walk around Reading’s Abbey Quarter on a sunny August afternoon. The abbey was founded 900 years ago, in 1121, by Henry...

“African nights can be very cold”,My friend explained to me.“So we want to send out something warmFor each needy family”. “So, please, buy wool, get knitting.Make six-inch squares. You knowWhen...

TWO PARK and rides gear up to open in the coming year. Work is now underway on the £6.8 million hub in Winnersh Triangle, which should be complete by summer...

TOTS IN Twyford will be pleased to know a toddler group is relaunching next month. Noah’s Ark Toddler Group, organised by Thru-Christ, will begin hosting sessions on Tuesday, September 14....

“IT’S JUST like getting your car MOT’d so you don’t crash.” That’s how Detective Inspector Chris White views cybersecurity, as criminals continue to exploit businesses online. DI White, who works...

A brace from Andreas Weimann saw Reading dealt their first home defeat of the new league season as Bristol City took three points at the Select Car Leasing Stadium. It...

ARSONISTS are suspected to be behind a fire that destroyed a bottle bank in Woodley. The incident took place in the early hours of this morning and firecrews were called...

A SCHOOL BUS has been scrapped after two years, as it’s not “commercially viable”. The 92, which was used by Bohunt Wokingham pupils, was run by Reading Buses. It was...