Paul’s latest book has been 50 years in the making
IT’S A book 50 years in the making and it’s going to be invaluable in 50 years time. Early Independents of the Bracknell, Crowthorne and Wokingham Area is by Woosehill...
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£400,000 donation gives boost to Reading’s Sport in Mind
Fundraisers have donated more than £400,000 to Sport in Mind, thanks to the RED January programme.
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Widow pays tribute to husband who died in Sonning cycling collision last summer
“I would like to thank everyone — the witnesses and emergency service personnel who tried to help Huw that morning, those involved in the investigation, and everyone who has supported...
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Winnersh history group looks for stories
A HISTORY group is on the lookout for residents with a story to tell. Winnersh and District History Working Group is keen to hear from residents, past and present, with...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Easthampstead Rotary Club donates laptops and tablets to schools
With schools closed for many weeks during Covid-19 lockdown, and home-schooling becoming the norm, Easthampstead Rotarians clubbed together to purchase laptops/tablets for puipls. On Thursday, March 11, Rob Hughes delivered...
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POETRY CORNER: Crowthorne’s Colourful Easter Trail
Our Planet’s a treasure chest – jewelled with light.Stars of the evening. Songbirds in flight.Colours to dazzleAnd blossoms to glow;Mornings so FIERY you gasp at the show... RED is a...
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Students aim to make growing food indoors easier with groundbreaking new system
STUDENTS have launched a new project to encourage residents to grow their food indoors. The Hectar project aims to remind people of ways to grow their food locally without the...
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Emma joins THP Solicitors’ residential property team
A THAMES Valley law firm has just grown in size. THP Solicitors, which has an office in neighbouring Reading, is welcoming Emma Willoughby to its residential property team. After working...
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Link is vital: High Sheriff’s reward for Wokingham-based visiting scheme
A WOKINGHAM charity has been rewarded for its “remarkable response” to the coronavirus pandemic at this year’s Berkshire High Sheriff Awards. The Link Visiting Scheme won the Supporting the Isolated...
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‘Don’t use our school as a polling station’ – Crowthorne parents call for venue change
PARENTS of children at Oaklands Infant and Junior Schools in Crowthorne are calling on the council to choose a different location for the polling station. The site has been selected...
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