Breast cancer mum vows to fight on for new drugs
A MOTHER from Wokingham has vowed to carry on fighting for new drugs to be made available for women living with secondary breast cancer, even though she knows she probably...
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Caretaker David’s memory honoured in Earley
A ROOM at an Earley community centre has been renamed in honour of a long-serving former caretaker. On Tuesday, October 17, the Mayor of Earley Cllr Michael Firmager joined members...
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook pupils have mental health in MIND
THOUGHTFUL students from a school in Wokingham have raised more than £2,000 for a mental health charity. Pupils at The Emmbrook School, in Emmbrook Road, held a series of fundraising...
Read moreDetailsWEEKEND PREVIEW: Reading Rockets double header, new Binfield clubhouse
IT'S a busy weekend of sport with basketball and women's football rejoining the agenda. Reading Rockets had last weekend off but they face a double-header at Wokingham's Bohunt School with...
Read moreDetailsPODCAST: Latest Reading FC chat with The Tilehurst End
After a month away, The Tilehurst End Podcast Extra is back! The Wokingham Paper's sports editor Tom Crocker is joined by a new co-host in Olly Allen from The Tilehurst...
Read moreDetailsSpearing warns against complacency from Bracknell Bees
SCOTT SPEARING has warned his side against complacency after Bracknell Bees were made to work hard for two more victories at the weekend. While it was a double success, Spearing's...
Read moreDetailsLondon Irish star Petrus du Plessis looks to take Euro boost into Sarries trip
EXILES star Petrus du Plessis is confident Saracens' winning run can be stopped when the two sides meet this weekend. The talented prop is relishing the match against his former...
Read moreDetailsShuttlecocks ready for Lower Earley badminton battle
BADMINTON fans are invited to take part in a tournament at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre in Lower Earley this Saturday. Starting at 8am, the event is a men’s doubles contest...
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Woodley and Earley buses ‘not fit for purpose’
RESIDENTS in Woodley and Earley have been left with a bus service that is ‘no longer fit for purpose’ according to a group of campaigners. Following changes to the 19a...
Read moreDetailsBoot sale find is a star lot at Wokingham auction
CHARITY shop bargains including a policeman’s truncheon, a watercolour painting and a pie dish have fetched hundreds of pounds at a Wokingham auction. The items all went under the hammer...
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