Bishop of Reading opens Earley church’s new community centre
A NEW community centre is now open, thanks to an ice cream eating bishop. On Saturday, September 22, the Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Andrew Proud was joined by...
Read moreDetailsA NEW community centre is now open, thanks to an ice cream eating bishop. On Saturday, September 22, the Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Andrew Proud was joined by...
Read moreDetailsTWO major housing associations are holding merger talks. The move will see Catalyst Housing and Aldwyck Housing Group create a new group managing 30,000 homes across London and the Home...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Arborfield said she was “absolutely shocked” by her 80th birthday party – because she knew nothing about it. On Saturday, September 22, friends, family and neighbours gathered...
Read moreDetailsAs the British summer draws to a close, what better way to welcome in the chilly autumn evening than to spend a night in Provence? Upon entering the Mill’s theatre,...
Read moreDetailsReading Operatic Society have spent the last decade producing shows of professional standards and their latest production, Annie, is no exception. Under the leadership of award-winning Director and Choreographer Nick...
Read moreDetailsDan Bateman expects Woodley United to raise their game when they host his Wokingham and Emmbrook side in the Subsidiary Cup this evening (7.45pm). It has been a nightmare start...
Read moreDetailsA pub is organising a charity dog walk for its locals and their pets to help less fortunate dogs. Taking part will be Sophie, a miniature Pinscher, which the pub...
Read moreDetailsToday we have our very own French Connection to discuss… Paul Beauvais, an artist of some international repute, who hit the art scene a decade or two later.
Read moreDetailsTHE annual fight against flu is underway, with GPs preparing to offer the flu jab to a host of Wokingham borough residents.
Read moreDetailsThere are plenty of articles about the failings of our national politicians. But they all ignore the leaders’ universal Achilles Heel: local election results, as well as the low turnout...
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