The Wokingham Half Marathon is gearing up for a record breaking 35th year. More than 2,400 people have already entered with many hoping to smash the course times and clinch...
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to find out how a soldier from Reading came to be the subject for a statue will be on the cards thanks to the Woodley Retirement Group. Curators...
Read moreDetailsHome Instead Senior Care, supporting local older people in their own homes with offices in Twyford/Henley, Wokingham and Reading, has relaunched a campaign to get more people caring for the...
Read moreDetailsA PRIMARY school has asked its parents to stop turning up at the school gates at lunchtime with fast food for its pupils. Hawkedon Primary School in Lower Earley sent...
Read moreDetailsBracknell Bees were unable to book their spot in the NIHL South Cup final after a 9-5 aggregate defeat against Peterborough Phantoms. Trailing 6-3 from the first leg, the task...
Read moreDetailsAN INDEPENDENT planning inspector visited Wokingham Borough Council last week to launch a hearing into Hare Hatch Sheeplands. The farm shop and nursery is appealing a decision by the council...
Read moreDetailsA ‘MINI-CONCERT’ will be held at an Earley church this Saturday. Trinity Concert Band is holding a day of intensive rehearsals during the day ahead of the free concert in...
Read moreDetailsReading Women slipped to seventh in the WSL table after a disappointing defeat to West Ham United Women at Madejski Stadium. In a game of few chances, the Hammers led...
Read moreDetailsTWO men has been arrested today after a police investigation into a series of frauds committed against elderly people in the borough and neighbouring Reading. Earlier this year, The Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsDOUG SHEPPARD insists a place in the NIHL South Cup final is not out of reach, despite Bracknell Bees' disappointing first leg showing. Bees host Peterborough Phantoms at The Hive...
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