A TRANSPORT specialist has been given a new role at his local bus company. Reading born and bred Clive Tombs has been appointed as Reading Buses’ new commecial manager. With...
Read moreDetailsDivision 2A Eversley were beaten for the first time in the league this season as their top of the table clash with Ickenham saw them lose out by three wickets....
Read moreDetailsBCL Premier Division Berkshire County Sports remain at the summit of the Premier Division as they stormed to a nine wicket triumph against Mortimer West End. Humza Tariq (4-49) performed...
Read moreDetailsHURST Cricket Club earned themselves a place on both the batting and bowling honours list with a stunning performance against Finchampstead 2s. Sonning's Peter Dean topped the batting list with an...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Kings have been nominated for the Club of the Year at the national Wheelchair Basketball Awards. The annually held Richard Langhorn Trust Wheelchair Basketball Awards, hosted by the...
Read moreDetailsFIVE homes have been raided in the Winnersh and Woodley areas: now police are appealing for help in a bid to catch the thieves. Thames Valley Police said that the...
Read moreDetailsTHE ROLE of arts and culture in the borough’s business plans were discussed at a special conference held in Sindlesham earlier this month. Organised by Wokingham Borough Council, the Fit...
Read moreDetailsTWO support workers have been shortlisted for prestigious awards in their sector. The duo both work for Wokingham-based group Optalis and will soon find out if they have won at...
Read moreDetailsFOUR years and counting! On Saturday, Heathlands Road-based brewery Bond Brews held a party to celebrate its latest milestone, serving beer while guests enjoyed music and a barbecue. Performers included...
Read moreDetailsFARLEY Hill dropped to third in the division after they were defeated by Woodley who came out on top with a four wicket triumph. Farley Hill were put into bat...
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