COME rain or shine, 80s pop sensation Mari Wilson is determined to have a good time at Rewind Festival next weekend. The Neasden Queen of Soul, who had hits with...
Read moreDetailsCONCERT-goers who are hoping to grab some last-minute tickets to any of the upcoming local festivals are being urged to be aware of ticketing scams. Reading Festival Weekend and Saturday...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of students who had applied for a place at the University of Reading have been offered a place - FOUR DAYS before they received their A-Level results. In the...
Read moreDetailsA call has been made for Wokingham’s town centre to gain a KFC. The fast food restaurant, which specialises in fried chicken meals, already has numerous branches across the Thames...
Read moreDetailsPlans are being made for a new way to reflect and remember in Wokingham’s town centre. A peace bench, donated to the borough by the Rotary club, is to be...
Read moreDetailsA POP singer who shot to fame in a reality TV show is preparing to do a quick step on the dance floor. Wokingham-born Will Young was the second celebrity...
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS planning to use the M40 today are being warned of delays after a lorry overturned on slip road. It was carrying recycling and, as it overturned, spilled its load...
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS are preparing for more roadwork misery after it was revealed that plans to shut the A327 Arborfield Road will overlap with works on the A329M. The summer holiday works...
Read moreDetailsAn e-fit has been released of a man police want to question in relation to a sexual assault of two girls who were playing at Legoland last week. The incident...
Read moreDetailsBRENTFORD FC say they "welcome" the news that London Irish are exploring the possibility of sharing their new stadium. Irish announced yesterday that they are considering leaving Berkshire in favour of...
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