FROM THE MIDDLE: Football concussion laws overdue
Two weeks ago, there was an horrific clash of heads between Arsenal’s centre back, David Luiz, and Wolves star striker Raul Jimenez, when they both went to head the ball...
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Be a ray of sunshine by joining The Giving Tree appeal
Wokingham's charities are preparing to give The Giving Tree's gifts to their clients.
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Alexander Devine launches festive appeal
11-year-old Marcus Rooks from Bracknell features in Alexander Devine's festive appeal.
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A mystery that needs sowing and solving
A history hunt has been launched into the Women's Land Army at Sutton Seeds, Earley.
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Walking in a Windsor wonderland
Debbie McGee is playing the fairy godmother at the Theatre Royal this Christmas.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Rushmoor Writers Group
The latest news from Rushmoor Writers Group as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 10, 2020.
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South Western appoints new managing director
Claire Mann is joining South Western Railway from early next year.
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Crowthorne pen pals spread festive cheer
Pupils at Crowthorne primary school have been creating cards for residents at Birch Place.
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Visit Santa’s helpers at Riverways Farm
Santa's reindeer have ditched the North Pole for Riverways Farm in Twyford, and residents are invited to visit.
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Lag your pipes, says WaterSafe
WaterSafe is asking residents to wrap pipes to stop leaks in their tracks this winter.
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