Wokingham’s Sultan Balti Palace is supporting the return of local football with its sponsorship of the Bracknell Sunday League’s supplementary cup competitions. The Sultan Senior Cup and Sultan Junior Cup...
Read moreDetailsAnnounced by the Arts Council today, the funding will allow Maestros to continue its music education activities in schools and for families across the county.
Read moreDetailsTWO men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was attacked in Lower Earley last night. Thames Valley Police said that the 51-year-old died from his injuries...
Read moreDetailsWhen the 2020-21 Championship fixture list was released last August, Barnsley against Reading on Easter Friday was not one that would have jumped out to supporters of both teams, let...
Read moreDetailsFrom tomorrow, boat hire reopens, with prices starting at £8. Residents can choose from pedalos, paddleboards, kayaks and canoes.
Read moreDetailsWokingham & Emmbrook have been drawn into group four for the upcoming Hellenic League Challenge Cup tournament.The Sumas will face Holyport, Windsor and Virginia Water in their group of four....
Read moreDetailsThe rector of St Paul's church in Wokingham has promised "nothing changes" after the church was attacked by an arsonist last week.
Read moreDetailsDoes your daughter dream of becoming a future Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton or Ellen White? A Bracknell football club is giving girls the opportunity to take the first step and...
Read moreDetailsReading boss Veljko Paunović is expecting a tough test in a potentially season-defining bout against Barnsley on Friday evening. With just eight games of the Championship season left, the Royals...
Read moreDetailsA man in his fifties is in a critical condition with life-threatening injuries, after an assault in Lower Earley last night.
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