IN THE COMMUNITY: Three Counties Cycle Ride
Last summer, more than 600 cyclists - a recent record - enjoyed their ride through the local countryside on the Three Counties Cycle Ride organised by the Rotary Club of...
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PRESS PACK: Arborfield students meet the Queen at Westminster Abbey
On Monday 11th March, a group of seven local young people with autism visited Westminster Abbey to meet The Queen. The excited group attended a service to celebrate Commonwealth Day,...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: John Ambrose … The Fox Inn at Enville
Just occasionally an action you take has surprising consequences… I posted an item for sale on a well-known international auction site and awaited questions and/or offers for the painting in...
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Craft brews and tasty platters planned for Wokingham’s new Sit & Sip Tasting Room
A FORMER Wokingham schoolboy James Mattingley is preparing to brew up something special for Peach Place. Planned to open next month, the Sit & Sip Tasting will specialise in craft...
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Twyford Easter Egg hunt returns this Saturday
THE ANNUAL Twyford Easter Egg hunt will be returning to the village this weekend. Taking place on Saturday, April 6 on King George’s Field, the event is organised by Twyford...
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University of Reading’s science park in Shinfield shortlisted for two awards
The University of Reading’s new science park in Shinfield has been shortlisted for two property awards. The park, which opened last year, has been nominated for two Thames Valley Property...
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Perfectly preserved glass bottle from Wellington Brewery found in Wokingham garden
WHEN Mike Nicholls started to dig in his garden, he never expected to unearth treasures from Wokingham’s past. Mike only planned to lay a cable to a new shed at...
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Reading-based TSB team say yes to running Reading Half Marathon in aid of Royal Berkshire Hospital’s Buscot Ward
STAFF from a local bank have put their best foot forward to help raise more than £1,000 to help babies. The team from TSB took part in the Reading Half...
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Staff at Finchampstead care home wear their PJs to work
STAFF from a Finchampstead care home didn’t have to worry about getting dressed for work on Monday, March 25 – it was a PJ Day. Alice Gould, the life enrichment...
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Hurst family’s £15,000 electric bill nightmare is over – thanks to The Wokingham Paper
A FAMILY being chased by Scottish Power over a £15,000 bill despite not having an account with the company has had it cancelled. The power giant acted immediately after The...
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