Shinfield man found guilty of drink-driving
A MAN from Shinfield has been banned from driving for 20 months after being found guilty of drink-driving. Paul Anthony John Rose, 39, of Drewett Close, appeared at Reading Magistrates’...
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Holme Grange pupil fluent in success at language challenge
A GOLDEN-tongued youngster from a school in Wokingham is hoping to become fluent in success at the final of a national language competition later this month. Angel, who attends Holme...
Read moreDetails“We’ve got a squad of fighters” – Nick Kennedy proud of London Irish fightback
NICK KENNEDY expressed his pride at his London Irish side after they battled back to earn a bonus point against Leicester Tigers this afternoon. The Exiles trailed 28-13 heading towards...
Read moreDetailsREPORT: London Irish 27-28 Leicester Tigers – Last-gasp Lewington try snatches a bonus point
ALEX LEWINGTON scored a last-minute try to earn London Irish a hard fought losing bonus point against Leicester Tigers. It was looking bleak for the Exiles as they trailed 28-13...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead nursery gets golden ticket for a day of fun
CHOCOLATE factories, giant peaches and marvellous medicines were just some of the themes on display as a Finchampstead nursery played host to its own Roald Dahl Day last month. Oak...
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Elephant & Castle in Hurst placed up for sale
A VILLAGE pub that dates back to the 1890s has been put up for sale. The Elephant & Castle, which features oak flooring, wooden beams, tub chairs and multi-fuel burners,...
Read moreDetailsMotorists launch petition to get Wokingham’s traffic moving
MOTORISTS fed up with Wokingham’s traffic misery have launched a petition calling on the borough council to take action. As we revealed last week, the closure of a section of...
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Burglars threaten couple with knife as they watched TV
Two men broke into a Wokingham house and used a knife to threaten a couple who were sitting on the sofa watching TV. Now, police are appealing for witnesses to...
Read moreDetails‘Furious’ landlady fears for future of popular Wokingham town centre pub
A PUB landlady has warned that Wokingham’s traffic chaos could see her out of business by Christmas – and she is furious. Last week, the Market Place regeneration project saw...
Read moreDetailsWoodley United Ladies set for historic FA Cup tie
MARC SURTEES says there is no pressure on Woodley United Ladies as they prepare for an historic day in the club's history. The Kestrels are set to travel to face...
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