LOCKDOWN EASES: Park & Ride buses to resume
IT’S GOOD news for anybody planning to head to the shops next week. From Monday, April 12, Reading Buses is reinstating Winnersh Triangle park & ride which takes travellers in...
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Earley church in full bloom to offer message of hope
AN EASTER parade is on show in Earley, bringing a sign of hope to the town. More than 200 people from across the community have contributed to the display of...
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WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: This is one cloudburst you’re sure to enjoy
NO FUNNY business his week, just great music. Regular readers will have spotted that last week’s Wokingham Loves Music soundtrack started with an April fool – you’ll be pleased to...
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Tackling Wokingham’s anti-social behaviour
FROM THE STUMPS with Conservative candidate Daniel Hinton It is sad to say, but anti-social behaviour and petty crime have become more common in our Borough, particularly during lockdown. Like...
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Enjoy the great outdoors with The Queen’s Oak: refurbished Finchampstead venue ready for reopening
A PUB is getting ready to reopen its doors after a full refurbishment over lockdown. The Queen’s Oak, in Finchampstead, will welcome back customers with its newly decorated premises on...
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County’s new High Sheriff to launch community fund
A NEW High Sheriff has been appointed for Berkshire. Willie Hartley Russell was sworn in at a virtual ceremony on Friday, March 26 at the declaration ceremony. He succeeds the...
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PRINCE PHILIP: Earley church releases video to allow community to reflect and pray in a covid-safe way
TO HELP parishioners commemorate the life of the Duke of Edinburgh in a covid-safe way, an Earley church has released a video service. The three-minute service from Earley St Peter’s...
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PRINCE PHILIP: Remembering the Duke, an honorary Rotarian
A special tribute by Les Howard, President of Easthampstead Rotary Club Celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1997, Her Majesty The Queen confided to the nation, indeed to the world,...
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Final day today – Scarecrow trail brightens up Spencers Wood (and it helps the village hall)
STRAW is helping to raise the roof of a village hall this week – but it's not going on the building. Residents in Spencers Wood have created a magical Easter...
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FROM THE MIDDLE: Another first for referee Rebecca
One pleasing piece of refereeing news last week was that Rebecca Welch, was to take the middle of League Two match, Harrogate v Port Vale, over the Easter weekend.This meant...
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