A WOKINGHAM couple celebrated their 65th anniversary on Wednesday. Peter and Patricia Richards married at St Mary’s Church in Hayes, West London, in 1956. The couple have two children, Mark...
Read moreDetailsBOOKS will be available to children outside a charity’s donation centre, thanks to The Cowshed. The Hurst-based organisation, providing clothing, accessories, bedding and curtains to those in need, has revealed...
Read moreDetailsReading finished their pre-season preparations with a defeat against Crystal Palace as the Premier League side took a 3-1 victory despite being down to 10 players. Jean-Philippe Mateta had given...
Read moreDetailsA WEEKEND of celebrations saw a Shinfield woman mark her centenary in style. Megan Shaw turned 100 on Friday, July 23, with a party held at the village’s Baptist Church....
Read moreDetailsLOCKDOWN has enabled creativity to flow and this can be seen in our Top 10 this week. Our Wokingam Loves Music playlist features Kyros, who have used the past 18...
Read moreDetailsA RETIRED police officer is being celebrated for encouraging women to get on their bikes.Charlie Parker, from Bracknell, has been named in Cycling UK’s 100 Women in Cycling. It’s part...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S mystery artist has a copycat(sy) as pictures are put up across the town imitating his work. Catsy, the undercover graffiti artist who has been painting a trail of cats...
Read moreDetailsNICK SALTER caught the attention of many when he visited Goodwood Festival of Speed earlier this month. With half his beard and moustache shaven, the Katesgrove man was raising money...
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGE girl was sexually assaulted in broad daylight earlier this month. Now, Thames Valley Police has released an efit in a bid to catch the offender. The incident took...
Read moreDetailsA MAN died and a woman is in hospital following a collision in Arborfield on Monday morning. The incident happened on the A327, Reading Road, near the junction with Observer...
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