Hurst woman’s chickens scoop top prize at Berkshire Show
BANTAM chickens are clucking and crowing with pride at their success in a big agricultural show competition
Read moreDetailsBANTAM chickens are clucking and crowing with pride at their success in a big agricultural show competition
Read moreDetailsYOUNG READERS have a feast of fun awaiting them thanks to the second-ever Wokingham Children’s Book Festival
Read moreDetailsTHE Government is preparing to bring its Brexit roadshow to Reading to help businesses in the Thames Valley prepare.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are calls for a bus service to be expanded after Wokingham borough residents say they have been left stranded at the side of the road
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS for a new community library in Twyford are disappointed that there has been a delay to the plans
Read moreDetailsBUDDING young entrepreneurs need a bit of a helping hand. Every year, members of Twyford Together help mentor teenagers at The Piggott School in their quest to launch new businesses....
Read moreDetailsTWO men who attempted to break into a home in Crowthorne were captured on CCTV and fled from the scene
Read moreDetailsLeaping around by morris dancers has raised money to improve wellbeing sessions where children learn how to care for guinea pigs and chickens. Hurst Morris People have given Wokingham borough...
Read moreDetailsSonning-based Rams RFC will be holding the innovative networking event on Wednesday from 7.30am
Read moreDetailsThai Elephant, 4-6 London Rd, Twyford RG10 9ER0118 934 9651thaielephanttwyford.co.uk Thai cuisine is my favourite food to enjoy, from the curries to the crispy duck, so I was delighted to...
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