A FORMER Archbishop of Canterbury will be the guest speaker at a local church this Sunday. Lord Carey of Clifton will attend the Choral Evensong service at 6pm at Waltham...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of children enjoyed a host of fun in Woodley town centre as the annual free fun day returned on Bank Holiday Monday. The Crockhamwell Road precinct was transformed into...
Read moreDetailsBIKERS will be descending on Grazeley next weekend for the annual Lion Rally. Organised by the Reading MAG, the event is one of the largest bike rallies in the Thames...
Read moreDetailsALL things bright and beautiful took over Sonning over the bank holiday weekend thanks to the bi-annual Scarecrow festival. Thousands of visitors descended on the village to inspect the colourful...
Read moreDetailsFOUR THIEVES raided the Carphone Warehouse store in Wokingham's town centre hours before Broad Street was closed to traffic for the weekend. Police are appealing for witnesses following the raid...
Read moreDetailsLAST night Wokingham Borough Council announced that it was to install CCTV on a temporary footpath in the former Paddocks car park. Today they have announced that the footpath is...
Read moreDetailsA FINANCIAL firm’s golf day was a real money spinner for a Wokingham-based charity. Last week, London Road-based day centre WADE (Wokingham and District Association for the Elderly) welcomed Alan...
Read moreDetailsTHE hills are alive with the sound of music – and the clink of donations. That’s the aim of a fun film event in aid of Wokingham’s Link Visiting Scheme....
Read moreDetailsPlants from Hare Hatch Sheeplands were chosen for inclusion in a show garden at this year's prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower Show. They were Agarves, a succulent with rosettes of narrow...
Read moreDetailsFIFTY local artists will be turning Wokingham’s town centre into a pop-up art gallery this weekend ArtFest!, the annual outdoor art festival, will be held in Broad Street and offer...
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