A WOOSEHILL supermarket is hoping to help would be lovers get wooed with romance this Valentine's Day by proving that the numbers add up. Relationship expert Sam Owen has teamed...
Read moreDetailsLook no strings! Wokingham Methodist Church in Rose Street hosted a visit from One Way UK, a puppet training ministry, on Saturday, February 3. And they also welcomed BBC Radio...
Read moreDetailsMUSIC is said to be the food of love and next Wednesday you can find out how true that is. Wokingham Rock Choir is the special guest performers at St...
Read moreDetailsBOSSES of a concrete batching plant that has opened in Wokingham say they will work with the council to sort out an issue that saw them refused retrospective planning permission....
Read moreDetailsLIAM MOORE has called on the fans to back the players after his team-mate Tyler Blackett was booed by sections of the Reading fans on Saturday. PODCAST: Listen to Tom...
Read moreDetailsTHEO BROPHY CLEWS says London Irish are more confident than they have been all season as they prepare to host Sale Sharks tomorrow (3pm). The 20-year-old is set to make...
Read moreDetailsEach week, Simeon Pickup, journalist, lifelong Royals fan and editor of leading Reading fansite The Tilehurst End will delve into what has gone on at the club over the past seven days...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON feels Scours Lane could prove to be a massive advantage in Woodley United's scrap for survival. The Kestrels returned to action on Monday evening following an enforced 16-day...
Read moreDetailsTHE controversial plan to turn the former branch of Marks & Spencer into a charity shop is set to go ahead. Almost 2,000 people signed a petition urging Wokingham Borough...
Read moreDetailsAN APPEAL has gone out to animal lovers who can help provide a temporary home to some timid potential pets. The Old Windsor branch of the Battersea Dogs & Cats...
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