THE PUBLIC Protection Partnership is warning residents not to buy their new pet form unlicenced breeders. In April, Lucy’s Law was passed, meaning anyone getting a new puppy or kitten...
Read moreDetailsON SUNDAY, August 23, Charvil Matters hosted a litter pick which saw them clean up the village. “The Charvil Matters litter pick was very successful,” said Sam Akhtar, the group’s...
Read moreDetailsA FAIRY GODMOTHER has turned up, with one message to bring some festive cheer this Christmas season: ‘You shall go to the ball’. The Theatre Royal in Windsor is preparing...
Read moreDetails“Money from the estate has been set aside specifically to help anyone who may have suffered sexual abuse from Michael Studdert. We strongly urge anybody who feels they may have...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM pub helped honour the Forbury Three with a special fundraising event on Bank Holiday Monday. In normal times, The Hope & Anchor in Station Road hosts live music...
Read moreDetailsA SCHEME that has donated more than £3 million to charities is now welcoming new submissions. Persimmon Homes Thames Valley says that its Community Champions Scheme has helped a rangeof...
Read moreDetailsTHE CHOICE of road signs for the Arborfield Cross Relief Road are bonkers, according to a Swallowfield Road resident. Christiaan Munro and his neighbours in Arborfield Court are frustrated with...
Read moreDetailsSINCE ANNOUNCING its closure in July, staff at John Nike Leisuresport Complex have been catching people breaking into the rink and slopes. Daniel Lawrence, the group operations director made a...
Read moreDetailsA BRACKNELL-BASED business has been finding ways to make remote work easier during the coronavirus pandemic. Cloud communications provider Content Guru, recently announced that it will be integrating its services...
Read moreDetailsYOUNG readers are being invited to turn on their screens and parents will be delighted. No, we’ve not gone daft – it’s all about a celebration of the printed word....
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