On Thursday 7th February at The Link Building, St John The Baptist Church, Church Road, Windlesham, Surrey, GU20 6BL between 11am-3pm The auctioneers Lockdales will be holding a specialist valuation day...
Read moreDetailsFIFTY new acts for Reading Festival 2019 have been unveiled this morning by organisers and include some big names from the charts. They include ‘musical chameleon’ Charli XCX who they...
Read moreDetailsTOP tips for children wanting to own a pet are on offer from a local pet superstore. Pets at Home will be running workshops focusing on caring for small furries,...
Read moreDetailsShakin’ Stevens chats about where it all started, his brand new tour and how, almost 40 years on, he’s still as determined as ever to be the best. Throughout history,...
Read moreDetailsA NEW snow warning has been issued as winter continues its grip on Wokingham borough, with a deluge of the white stuff currently forecast for the evening of Thursday, January...
Read moreDetailsA FURIOUS mum has hit out after claiming Asda sold her nappy cream that was almost a year out of date. Daniella Draper said the Bepanthen ointment was delivered as...
Read moreDetailsA course for people looking to improve their interview skills will be available at Wokingham Library next month. The interactive session will teach job-seekers how to prepare and how to...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM estate agency is celebrating after scooping one of the top honours in the industry. Hunters, based in Peach Street, has just won The British Property Lettings Award for...
Read moreDetailsTWO charities have each received a staggering £14,400 donation thanks to kind hearted golfers. At the AGM of the Sand Martins Golf Club earlier this month, the two charities were...
Read moreDetailsReading remain in the Championship relegation zone after conceding a late, late equaliser at fellow strugglers Bolton Wanderers. Just one point separated the sides prior to kick-off and the Royals...
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