A RETIRED schoolteacher has been jailed for abusing a boy in the 1970s. Malcolm Woodcock, 76, of Milton Demeral, Holsworthy, Devon, had pleaded not guilty to eight counts of indecent...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council needs 10 more local foster families for children and young people in care. Now it has organised a special drop-in event to give prospective foster parents information...
Read moreDetailsThank you to all those who have submitted feedback on our public consultation available on our website - www.citizensadvicewokingham.org.uk/feedback We are very interested to hear your thoughts and comments on...
Read moreDetailsORGANISERS of the Twyford Kids Duathlon have praised parents and volunteers for making the event such a success. A total of 185 children aged between eight and 14 ran, cycled...
Read moreDetailsA EUROPEAN Election candidate believes that no Brexit scenario will benefit the UK. Richard Ashworth, who is standing for the new Remain-backing party Change UK made the warning in a...
Read moreDetailsTiny tracks are a life hack for members of a railway modelling group who celebrated their 50th anniversary last week. The Loddon Vale Model Railway Society celebrated its special milestone...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM fans of Game of Thrones looking forward to the big finale but don’t want the plot to be given away in advance can now apply for special spoiler insurance....
Read moreDetailsReading Invitation Junior Cup Final Woodley United Royals 2-4 Westwood United Reserves (2-2 aet) IT TOOK extra-time to separate Woodley United Royals and Westwood United Reserves in the cup final....
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have released a video showing the moment when officers risked their lives in a bid to stop a drink driver from going the wrong way on the M4. Guhue...
Read moreDetailsTulips, written by Michael Beakhouse and directed by Adrian Tang, is a difficult piece of theatre to review. So much of its effectiveness revolves around two things which are hard...
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