BCM ChampionshipSHINFIELD strode to an impressive 84-run victory over Great Kingshill in their third victory of the league season.There were several confident batting displays from Shinfield as Naveed Naseer (56),...
Read moreDetailsReading Raiders continued their excellent form as they prevailed in a tense battle to take the points away at Bath Gladiators.Raiders were promised an intriguing game of Rugby League at...
Read moreDetailsCovid professor Ben Cowling, from Sonning, has been given an MBE for his ground-breaking virus work during the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsAll Wokingham borough residents aged 18-24 are now able to have a covid vaccination at Bulmershe Leisure Centre.
Read moreDetailsPlans are being made for a bigger and better Wokingham Pride following last year’s covid-affected launch event.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has launched a new Mindful Health and Wellbeing scheme to support mental health with sport and activity.
Read moreDetailsSuperheroes are on their way to Winnersh as the village holds its annual Scarecrow Trail later this month.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham firm has been dealing with dragons after receiving a small business award from Theo Paphitis earlier this year.
Read moreDetailsTHE STAGE is set for The Watermill’s eco-friendly outdoor production this summer. The Watermill Theatre, in Newbury, will present a new, sustainability-focused production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Directed...
Read moreDetailsA former Woodley councillor has become the new chairman for League of Friends, supporting the Royal Berkshire Hospital
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