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RAMS will begin the 2021/22 National One campaign at Cambridge when the league begins on Saturday, September 4, writes Richard Ashton. Newly-promoted Tonbridge Juddians will be the first visitors to...

We are now just hours away from the next phase in the lockdown lifting roadmap. I am thrilled yet tentative. The last few weeks have felt like another life. I’ve...

WOKINGHAM Labour leader Andy Croy made a strong point following his defeat in last week’s local elections: seats are lent to politicians. The electorate will choose their representation, their voice...

WOKINGHAM Borough Council’s planning committee will consider plans for a major development in South Wokingham. On Tuesday, May 18, the planning committee will hold a special meeting to discuss proposals...

COFFEES will be poured all round at the reopening of a Crowthorne club. The Royal British Legion, on Wellington Road, will host a coffee morning to celebrate reopening its doors...

A NEW autism resource has been launched for secondary school students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Opening in September, it will be based at Maiden Erlegh School in Earley and will...

FORCED TO shut down his covered dining area, a Wokingham landlord said he was devastated when covid marshals visited his pub earlier this month. Clive McNelly, from The White Horse,...

WOKINGHAM TOWN has its own chaplain to provide a listening ear to the community. The Revd Judi Hattaway, of Churches Together Wokingham and part of the ministry team of St...

PUT YOUR hiking boots on because there’s still time to register for the Wokingham Walk. Now in its sixth year, the annual event sees residents walk five-, 10- and 15-mile...

The joyous sunshine, the feel of spring in the air and optimism rising has made us reflect on how grateful we are for God’s provision during these unprecedented times. Kings...