CLIVE McNELLY admits life as Wokingham and Emmbrook boss has been more difficult than he first expected. Former reserve team boss McNelly stepped up to the top job after joint...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM will play host to Reading Rockets this weekend as Manuel Pena Garces' side look to bounce back from opening day defeat. Rockets, who lost to Worthing Thunder two weeks...
Read moreDetailsLIVE music is making a comeback to a town centre pub thanks to a new landlord. Chris Kavanagh has taken over the helm of The Victoria Arms in Easthampstead Road...
Read moreDetailsIt is that time of year again where we get together for a slice of cake and a cup of coffee all in the name of charity. Businesses and groups...
Read moreDetailsNIA JONES says survival in FA WSL 1 is about "more than just football" as Reading Women close in on securing another season in the top flight. After going 13...
Read moreDetailsA MARROW weighing an impressive 30lbs stole the show at a celebration of harvest held at a Wokingham church earlier this month. St Paul’s Parish Rooms on Reading Road was once again the venue for...
Read moreDetailsAN 84-year-old woman has died after being struck by a car in Woodley. Emergency services were called to the scene of the collision at Loddon Vale Practice in Hurricane Way...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham has been fined £500 for driving over the alcohol limit. Paul Dorrity, 50, of Osborne Road, appeared at Reading Magistrates’ Court on August 9 where he...
Read moreDetailsA highlight of Wokingham’s year, the 2016 Living Advent Calendar, has been launched, with an appeal for volunteer actors - and a donkey, writes Sue Corcoran. The event attracts hundreds of...
Read moreDetailsA TOWN centre care home is celebrating after receiving a seal of approval from an official body. Alexandra Grange Care Home in Mollly Millars Lane was awarded a ‘Good’ rating...
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