Bats, balls and bouncy castles are promised to visitors to a special charity cricket match taking place later this month. It’s part of a family fun day that will be...
Read moreDetailsFood for the soul is being promised at a special supper taking place in Wokingham later this month. Inspired by an American-scheme, Wokingham Soup aims to help raise funds for...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL law firm, Blandy & Blandy LLP, has received a gold award from Cancer Research UK, in recognition of the amount of money the firm and its clients have...
Read moreDetailsLegal & General Homes recently launched the first homes at its second development, Finchwood Park. Located in Finchampstead – previously rated one of the most desirable places to live in...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM business is looking to stitch up its customers – but it’s all above board. Based in Holme Grange Craft Village, Sewisfaction is planning its annual Big Summer Stitch...
Read moreDetailsMIDFIELDER Liam Kelly has left Reading to join Dutch side Feyenoord on a three-year deal. Kelly joined Reading as a schoolboy in 2004 before signing his first professional contract with...
Read moreDetailsA GROUP from a Wokingham church joined more than 12,000 people to urge MPs to take action on climate change. And one of the borough’s four MPs, Matt Rodda, praised...
Read moreDetailsIT is a road trip that would frighten even the Top Gear trio of Clarkson, May and Hammond. But three best friends from Wokingham have shown they are made of...
Read moreDetailsBy Jeremy Edwards, from AntiqArt Gustav Klimt was an Austrian “Symbolist Painter” of some repute. He was born in July 1862 in Baumgarten, near Vienna. His mother had an unrealised...
Read moreDetailsThe community that makes up the client base of a veterinary practice is as wide and varied as you could possibly imagine. People from all walks of life sharing one...
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