This weekend, a borough champion is hoping to raise money in memory of her nephew. Vickie Robertson, founder of domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK, will be running the Brighton Half...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham half marathon will now take place in February 2022 due to the uncertainty surrounding covid-19. The organisers of the event hope that the race will be able to...
Read moreDetailsPLANS for 130 more homes and a dementia care home in Emmbrook have been submitted by the borough council. The Toutley East scheme, adjacent to Toutley Depot, are up for...
Read moreDetailsSCHOOL children dressed as their favourite book characters for a belated celebration last month. Oaklands Infants School, on Butler Road, Crowthorne, hosted a replacement World Book Day for its students...
Read moreDetailsTWO PHOTOGRAPHY students have teamed up with animal rights charity NoToDogMeat to model its merchandise. Alfie and Bex, who attend Bracknell and Wokingham College, have created promotional images for the...
Read moreDetailsHURST Show and Country Fayre is set to return this year, to celebrate “all wonderful things” about the village. After running online last year, the village show will take place...
Read moreDetailsREMINISCING ON lockdown in the countryside, a Wokingham football commentator has published his first book, Jessica and the Neighbour. Phil Blacker, originally from Yorkshire, has written a children’s story inspired...
Read moreDetailsSUPPORT is being offered to first time buyers looking to move into a new Wokingham town centre development. The government-backed Help to Buy scheme is available at the Landmark Square...
Read moreDetailsTWO BERKSHIRE teenagers have turned their pandemic misfortune around after launching a new recycling business. Paul Studd, 19, from Bracknell, and Oliver Hewitt, 19, from Reading, co-founded BottleJobs Recycling in...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 200 youngsters have joined forces to keep Sonning clean. Students at Sonning C of E Primary School took part in a litter pick on Thursday, June 10, to...
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