A PROBE has revealed that Wokingham Borough Council is sitting on almost £20 million set aside for affordable housing. Data obtained by online news portal HuffPost UK shows that across...
Read moreDetailsPAUL CLEMENT insists Reading FC cannot afford to take their Championship status for granted. The Royals sit 19th in the table, five points clear of the relegation zone with three...
Read moreDetailsIt's been the first week for a while without a midweek fixture as the season draws towards a close. Reading drew 2-2 with Sunderland last Saturday as numbers in the...
Read moreDetailsThis is the story of a man who loved his art so much he became a part of trying to bring what was, and still is seen as an unfashionable...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who battled the council over the long-delayed Shinfield Eastern Relief Road is to stand in Shinfield South. Independent candidate Jim Frewin said that he is taking on incumbent...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN who thought she just a nasty bump on the head is preparing to run the London Marathon for the charity that helped her recover from a major injury....
Read moreDetailsA BOROUGH woman running in the London marathon has already beaten her fundraising target, writes James Hastings. Liz Karsten is taking part in the world famous event for the Yeldall...
Read moreDetailsDom Hurrell, Ian Biles and Tyler Hallows from Beyond The Download are looking forward to Record Store Day on Saturday, April 21. Here they reveal their choice picks Record Store...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM resident with a warm heart welcomed the mayor for her 100th birthday just before Easter. Joan Gilbert, who lives at Lovat House in Crescent Road, was joined by...
Read moreDetailsA PIECE of Wokingham has become an internet sensation after being taken on a European tour. Newlyweds Casey and Lhyle Millar discovered the painted rock, emblazoned with a heart and...
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