JAC's distinctive red hoody YOUNGSTERS in Wokingham can look forward to seeing friendly faces thanks to the re-awakening of a street initiative. Volunteers from JAC – Just Around the Corner...
Read moreDetailsTHINGS are picking up for 10-year-old Zoe Carter. The youngster has a rare genetic condition known as HSP which means her muscles don’t work properly and she is unable to...
Read moreDetailsHE HAS been at the centre of life in Woodley for the past 11 years. Now, Jacques Lherbier is preparing for a somewhat quieter role. The man who has been...
Read moreDetailsApart from being the most famous year in English history for football fans, 1966 is also a red letter year for a local model railway society, writes Sabita Burke. Over...
Read moreDetailsAn appeal for donations has been made to enable a community event to take place this summer, writes Holly Fournier. The Arborfield branch of The Royal British Legion is planning...
Read moreDetailsJose Gomes praised the fight of his players to battle back from behind to defeat Wigan in a thrilling clash at Madejski Stadium. Reading trailed 2-1 before Mo Barrow netted...
Read moreDetailsYakou Meite headed in a winner in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time as Reading completed a stunning comeback to beat Wigan Athletic at Madejski Stadium. The Royals trailed 2-1...
Read moreDetailsThe NEFF Cooking Demonstration at Zara Kitchens on Saturday with Jo Barwick cooking. A COOKERY demonstration was “invaluable” for people thinking of investing in a new kitchen. On Saturday, Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsThe spoof letter puporting to be from SGN over more gasworks has raised a smile among Winnersh IT is often claimed the mart of letter writing has been lost to...
Read moreDetailsWoodley’s town mayor got on his bike last week to help celebrate the launch of a new bike hub. Wokingham Borough Council’s My Journey team has opened the facility at...
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