Market Place works halted for Christmas
WORK to regenerate Wokingham town centre has been halted to enable workmen to go on a two-week festive break, despite being behind schedule. And under siege retailers, already struggling as...
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New defibrillator for Emmbrook village hall
RESIDENTS of Emmbrook will now feel a little more reassured after a public access defibrillator was installed. The unit, which was financed by surplus funds from the Emmbrook Village Hall...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead schoolchildren put a run in their Christmas jumpers
Children from Finchampstead Primary School took part in a special fun run last Friday. To mark Christmas Jumper Day, the pupils ran two laps of the Memorial Ground. Each of...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: Teen spirit makes Peter Pan fly in Woodley
Berzerk Productions presents Peter Pan - Oakwood Centre - December 13-16 WHAT better casting for the boy who never grew up than a teenager full of Christmas spirit? This year’s festive show...
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Traffic disruption warning ahead of funeral in Finchampstead tomorrow
MOTORISTS are being warned to avoid the Nine Mile Ride area of Wokingham tomorrow morning as a large funeral procession is expected. Drivers are being advised by Thames Valley Police...
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Christmas presents stolen from house in Woodley
THIEVES have stolen Christmas presents from a house in Woodley. Overnight on Friday, December 15, callous thieves broke into a property in Austin Road and made off with a number...
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Bateman says new Sumas signing Cummuskey has “massive part to play”
DAN BATEMAN says new signing Joe Cummuskey will have a "massive part to play" for Wokingham and Emmbrook. The defender arrived earlier this month from Hellenic Division One East rivals...
Read moreDetailsWEEKEND ROUND-UP: Reading Women into cup semis, Binfield hold the leaders
KIRSTY LINNETT was the hero as Reading Women beat Everton Ladies on penalties to book their spot in the Continental Tyres Cup semi-finals. Linnett has struggled for goals this season...
Read moreDetailsWokingham mayor’s Christmas card honours Captain Hicks
A HEROIC soldier who died while serving in Afghanistan has been remembered through a Christmas card contest. Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Rob Stanton, asked pupils to design his festive greeting...
Read moreDetails‘++SPOILERS++ Find out how Debbie did in the Strictly final
'++ CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR TONIGHT'S STRICTLY FINAL ++ The lovely Debbie McGee just missed out on winning the Strictly Come Dancing Glitterball trophy, despite getting a perfect score from the...
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