A TESCO food drive has helped Wokingham Foodbank support people in crisis this summer. From Thursday to Saturday last week, donation points were set up across the Finchampstead Road store...
Read moreDetailsMAIDEN Erlegh School has been given a grant to promote art, music and drama subjects. The Silverdale Road school received £750 from The Wokingham Arts Societyto promote creative education. The...
Read moreDetailsTHE RED CARPET was rolled out for school pupils at a special cinema showing last week. Nine Mile Ride Primary, in Finchampstead, held an Oscar-themed event for its year three...
Read moreDetailsA NEW SUPPORT group is starting next month for new parents. Brookside Church will run Baby Space every Tuesday from 10.30am to noon, starting on Tuesday, August 10. It is...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNTRY’s first Dog Photography Master is making pets look amazing. Chris Miller, from Ascot has qualified in the role, after training from the Dog Photography School’s founder and Master,...
Read moreDetailsTowards the local plan with Cllr John Halsall, leader of Wokingham Borough Council In previous weeks, I’ve explained what the Local Plan is, why we need to put one together,...
Read moreDetailsThank you, whoever you are I write to thank an unknown lady for her act of generous and anonymous kindness. In Waterstones, Friday July 9, I was about to make...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of Neil Diamond will be presented at Reading’s The Hexagon this autumn. Hello Again will take people on a musical journey through his glittering 50-year career. The setlist...
Read moreDetailsFLORAL bouquets will be on sale this week in Woodley. Sixth form students at Addington School will be selling the floral arrangements on Thursday, July 29, in the town centre....
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Lions Club has purchased a special needs buggy for a young resident of Wokingham. Caroline Hepwood, age 16, has an extremely rare genetic condition called Nicolaides Baraitser Syndrome. ...
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