WHITEKNIGHTS Primary School had a festive finish to the end of the year by holding their Christmas Fair last Wednesday afternoon. Friends and families of Whiteknights were invited to attend...
Read moreDetailsBY HOLME GRANGE SCHOOL Holme Grange School was buzzing with excitement on Friday, December 8 when their Year 6 students presented their very first Living Nativity to the children, staff...
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE mix-up saw shoppers face the prospect of a Christmas dinner without a turkey - after pre-order system at a Wokingham supermarket appeared to fail. But staff at Waitrose...
Read moreDetailsONE of Wokingham’s newest businesses has celebrated its first few months of trading by donating a cheque to a local hospice. Sedero Lounge, in Central Walk, started trading in October...
Read moreDetailsA MODERN take on the Christmas story was performed in Wokingham on Sunday, December 17. The annual Living Advent Calendar took over Howard Palmer Gardens for the special show, devised,...
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE fair added some Christmas cheer to workers at Winnersh Triangle earlier this month. The event was held in The Venue - the business park’s community space – and...
Read moreDetailsBY CROSFIELDS SCHOOL On Thursday, December 5, our Year 2 pupils performed their annual Christmas Play, Pinocchio. The theatre was packed full of family and friends eager to watch the...
Read moreDetailsTHE TALE of a man and his talented cat will be performed as a late panto treat by a theatre group in Twyford next month. The Twyford and Ruscombe Theatre...
Read moreDetailsJAAP STAM was left angered by "one of our worst games since I've been here" as Reading lost 2-1 to Burton Albion at Madejski Stadium. There was supposed to a...
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE fairy tale by John Redwood, one of Wokingham’s four MPs, has met with a mixed reaction on social media. The story offers an EU-flavoured twist on Red Riding...
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