CROWTHORNE & CROWN WOOD took the bragging rights over Woodley in the BCL Premier Division with an eight wicket triumph.Woodley elected to bat first and opening batsman Rizmy Nilamdeen built...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead came away with 25 points as they got the better of Wokingham 2s by 19 runs in a Thames Valley Division 2B contest.Wokingham won the toss and chose to...
Read moreDetailsReading Raiders returned to winning ways with an emphatic victory over Worcester Jaguars.With covid-depleted Worcester only able to bring a bare thirteen players, the visitors were faced with an uphill...
Read moreDetailsBond Brews, in Wokingham, is hosting a pitcher perfect beer festival this weekend to mark its sixth anniversary in business.
Read moreDetailsA pop-up vaccine centre is coming to Lower Earley this weekend, ahead of restrictions easing on Monday.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM borough's young people made their voices heard at the first Youth Council meeting last week. On Tuesday, July 6, the new group held its inaugural meeting with a welcome...
Read moreDetailsPARTS of California Country Park have been closed for repair. The pontoon and nearby footpath has been blocked off, due to health and safety concerns. The borough council said it...
Read moreDetailsA NIGERIAN artist will be making waves in Wokingham borough, thanks to a friendly courier group. Ken Nwadiogbu is the next artist to feature in Flight Logistics’ Art On Wheels...
Read moreDetailsA WOOSEHILL performing arts school held its own festival earlier this month. Roughly 200 students from Platform YP took to the stage at Dinton Pastures Country Park, marking the first...
Read moreDetailsChildren won't go hungry this summer, says Juliet Sherratt, founder of Woodley Lunch Bunch.
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