AN AUTISTIC teenager has been signed to the most inspirational team in British motorsport. Bobby Trundley, a student at Berkshire College of Agriculture who is from Wokingham, has been announced...
Read moreDetailsLocal residents claim that two teenage girls are wreaking havoc in Wokingham town centre. Two weeks ago, The Wokingham Paper reported an assault in the Market Place branch of Boots....
Read moreDetailsNick Colgate, the sabum of the Winnersh branch of the Bytomic TaeKwonDo group is interviewed live on air last Saturday morning. The popular Quest programme on BBC Radio Berkshire saw...
Read moreDetailsA portable litter vacuum has been bought by Wokingham Town Council to help Wokingham Litter Heroes. This group picks up small items of litter, such as cigarette butts, to make...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL business networking group is holding a visitors day next week. BNI Loddon Twyford will meet at The Castle Inn in Church Hill from 6.30am on Thursday, January 31....
Read moreDetailsTHE West Forest Sinfonia is preparing for an orchestral concert at the University of Reading’s Great Hall this weekend The group will perform Elgar’s In The South, Alwyn’s Autumn Legend...
Read moreDetailsA pensioner who was charged with a parking fine in December, 2018, has had it cancelled following a report by The Wokingham Paper. Raymond Hill, who suffers from emphysema, had...
Read moreDetailsFeatured in the paper every Thursday, Bracknell Bees head coach Doug Sheppard gives his latest views on Bracknell's season on and off the ice in an exclusive column. LAST WEEKEND...
Read moreDetailsGoalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has become Reading's fourth loan signing of the month. The 26-year-old joins the Royals on a short-term deal from Arsenal, following Ovie Ejaria (Liverpool), Lewis Baker (Chelsea)...
Read moreDetailsFOR more than 50 years, he’s been creating Ripping Yarns, travelling the globe and tickling our funnybones. Now he’s preparing to make an epic visit to Reading’s Hexagon Theatre. Michael...
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