RACHEL FURNESS still believes Reading can achieve a top four finish, despite their poor recent form. The Royals have won none of their past five matches in league and cup...
Read moreDetailsMatt Miazga has become Reading's fifth loan signing of the month. The 23-year-old arrives from Chelsea, having spent the first half of this season in France on a temporary stay...
Read moreDetailsA PENSIONER visiting a Wokingham supermarket had cash and bank cards stolen as she shopped. Now police have just released a CCTV image of two people that could help with...
Read moreDetailsCHARITIES were delighted with the success of this year’s Volunteer Fair. Held in Wokingham Town Hall on Saturday and organised by the Wokingham Volunteer Centre, the event saw at least...
Read moreDetailsA BURNS supper will help the work of a charity that helps families with seriously ill children. St Anne’s Manor hotel in Wokingham’s London Road will be the venue for...
Read moreDetailsAN 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....
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