AN ARCHERY group was on target when it held a free afternoon session followed by a barbecue for 12 youngsters who normally look after a loved one or neighbour. Members...
Read moreDetailshttps://youtu.be/oF9RAuSRo7g Paul Clement says Watford were fully deserving of their victory in round two of the Carabao Cup. The Hornets progressed with a 2-0 victory at Madejski Stadium thanks to...
Read moreDetailsAS THE Wokingham Paper went to press, Wokingham Borough Council announced that Market Place won’t be completed by the end of the month - Friday, August 31 - as previously...
Read moreDetailsA spectacular strike from Watford debutant Domingos Quina and Isaac Success’ first-half tap in ensured Reading’s second-round exit from the Carabao Cup. Watford’s Premier League quality proved too great for...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to the respected choreographer and mime Lindsay Kemp who died last week. He was a former pupil at Bearwood College
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN three-quarters of the borough’s pupils sitting this year’s new-look GCSEs have secured a grade 4 or above in English and Maths, something Wokingham Borough Council says places them...
Read moreDetailsA tiny Chihuahua/Yorkie crossbred dog caught by a marauding fox in her own garden managed to escape being eaten alive. The fox had its teeth gripped round little Morag’s body...
Read moreDetailsPictures: Dijana Capan / DVision Images / http://www.dvision-images.com The weather was wild and wet - but the crowd's spirits were aflame, as our gallery from Sunday proves: Are you in these...
Read moreDetailsPictures by Dijana Capan / DVision Images / http://www.dvision-images.com “If you wanna dance, now’s your chance.” So saying, Valeras’ bass player & vocalist Rose dared festival-goers to defy the Bronte-esque downpour...
Read moreDetailsPictures by Dijana Capan / DVision-Images / http://www.dvision-images.com “We’re not Reading born and bred, we’re Reading Festival born and bred.” Saltwater Sun are a rising five-piece band from Reading – Jennifer...
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