HE MAY be a familiar face, but Finchampstead will be hoping Dan Marles leaves as an unhappy man on Saturday evening. Popular former captain Marles is returning to Finchampstead Park...
Read moreDetailsA SERIES of summer concerts is to take place in Wokingham town centre from Saturday night. Over the next three weekends, All Saints Church in Wiltshire Road is the venue...
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR postmaster is looking forward to celebrating his 30th anniversary with a celebratory party this weekend – and you’re invited. Sanjay Odedra, who runs the Embrook Post Office (yes,...
Read moreDetailsAs if getting around Wokingham town during the regeneration wasn’t hard enough – on Monday, traffic lights will be installed in Rose Street to enable SGN to install gas pipes...
Read moreDetailsOn SATURDAY, Woodley will cheer on the heroes and boo the villains as the annual carnival takes place. But there is a major change this year as the parade takes...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM motorists are paying 6p a litre more for diesel than the national average. And as the country faces the worst increase in fuel prices for at least 18 years,...
Read moreDetailsFILM FANS should head to Wokingham Town Hall tonight where they can meet for a discussion on the state of cinema today. Organised by the Wokingham Film Society, the informal...
Read moreDetailsManpreet Singh and Jake Turner both scored centuries as Wokingham 3s thrashed Thatcham Town 2s in Thames Valley Division 5b. Singh's knock of 112 and Turner's 100 helped the Oaks...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS from Maiden Erlegh School will be showcasing artwork created for their GCSE coursework over the coming week. The Year 11 pupils have been busy creating a range of pieces...
Read moreDetailsChurches in Twyford, Ruscombe and Hurst have appointed a Children and Families Worker who will support and encourage youngsters throughout all three parishes. The role has been taken up by...
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