A Twitter hashtag to let people know about news and events from Wokingham is being hijacked by people posting soft porn. With Wokingham MP John Redwood attracting internet attention to...
Read moreDetailsKELLY CHAMBERS said her players were "magnificent" as Reading Women drew 2-2 with former WSL 1 leaders Chelsea Ladies. The Blues arrived at Adams Park with four wins from four,...
Read moreDetailsLOCAL retailers have made a passionate plea to Wokingham’s shoppers: come in to the town centre and get shopping. A new video, featuring local store owners, has just been released...
Read moreDetailsENGLAND international Jo Potter produced a brilliant display at centre-back as Reading Women deservedly drew 2-2 with Chelsea Ladies on Sunday. Remi Allen put Reading ahead only for Karen Carney...
Read moreDetailsTHIS year’s Giving Tree Appeal has been launched to offer you the chance to make a local child smile this Christmas. For more than 15 years, generous Wokingham people have...
Read moreDetailsPLANS to open the first Aldi supermarket in the borough are moving ahead, with bosses expecting to welcome shoppers early next year. The popular discount chain is creating a new...
Read moreDetailsTWO homes in Twyford have been burgled in the last two weeks. Between Tuesday, October 31 and Friday, November 3, someone broke into a property in Wagtail Close by forcing...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS, councillors and the local MP gathered in Woodley on Saturday morning to discuss the future of the area’s bus service. Hundreds of people filled The Oakwood Centre, in Headley...
Read moreDetailsBorough resident Debbie McGee is packing a suitcase for Blackpool after successfully dancing a tango in the BBC TV show Strictly Come Dancing. Along with bare chested dancing partner Giovanni...
Read moreDetailsA STOPPAGE TIME own goal handed Reading a thoroughly deserved draw against WSL leaders Chelsea in front of over 1,000 fans at Adams Park. Royals took the lead when Remi...
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