Eversley closed the gap on second placed Finchampstead 2s with an away victory over their rivals in Thames Valley Division 2B.Finch elected to bat first having won the toss but...
Read moreDetailsEVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA faced a tricky test against Met Police FC in a friendly match. Met Police hit eight goals past the Boars without reply in a stunning display, but...
Read moreDetailsMore than 6,000 festival-goers enjoyed sun, sound and celebration at last weekend's Marvellous Tribute Festival in Dinton Pastures, Hurst.
Read moreDetailsLive music returns to Wokingham's Peach Place this weekend, with ska band The Skangsters in the outdoor square.
Read moreDetailsCllr John Halsall said Wokingham Borough Council's climate emergency action plan report is something to be proud of.
Read moreDetailsThe home-working boom will continue once the pandemic has passed, according to a new study from Acas.
Read moreDetailsSusan Player, from Spencers Wood, embarked on a 740-mile round trip to save Harry the hog, an abandoned pig in North Wales.
Read moreDetailsA few days after petitioning for improved road safety on Silverdale Road, action was taken by Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsCOATS for Crowthorne’s Seniors, on Pinewood Avenue, is planning to ease some restrictions starting from Monday, August 9. With an aim to increase visitor numbers, the centre is aiming to...
Read moreDetailsWokingham will gain a new theatre space in the town centre, if a revision to the Carnival Hub plans go ahead.
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