Barclays joins in store wars contest
STORE wars broke out in Woodley last Friday and it was all thanks to the bank. A team from Barclays head office in London visited the Helen and Douglas House...
Read moreDetailsSTORE wars broke out in Woodley last Friday and it was all thanks to the bank. A team from Barclays head office in London visited the Helen and Douglas House...
Read moreDetailsON WHITSUN holiday Monday, Woodley’s town centre will be transformed into a giant playground as the annual children’s fun day returns. Attractions are free and include a petting zoo courtesy...
Read moreDetailsAT ITS annual meeting on Wednesday, May 9, Earley Town Council welcomed Brian Wedge as its new mayor. He takes over from Michael Firmager. Cllr Wedge is 70 and used...
Read moreDetailsWokingham town has a new mayor. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was elected by the town council on Sunday. Held in the Town Hall, the special ceremony was followed by a buffet...
Read moreDetailsAT a meeting of its town council earlier this month, Woodley appointed Cllr Sam Rahmouni as its new mayor. He has served as the town’s deputy mayor over the past...
Read moreDetailsSTUART HAYTER is refusing to put any limits on what Wokingham could achieve this season. The Oaks have enjoyed a flying start to life back in Home Counties Premier 2,...
Read moreDetailsWokingham and Emmbrook have been given a stay of execution to remain in Hellenic Division One East. It had been feared that the Sumas would not be able to remain...
Read moreDetailsTHE Dad of a cyclist who died of heart failure earlier this year said that a bike ride held in his honour would please him. Alan Brooke was present to...
Read moreDetailsPOLE DANCERS are offering a trip down memory lane for its summer showcase event. The Reading Pole Arts group will present It Brings Me Back on Saturday, May 26. Starting...
Read moreDetailsBIRDS will be keeping away from Sonning this weekend, but organisers of the bi-annual scarecrow festival are hoping that visitors will flock to the village. Running on Sunday and bank...
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