Wokingham pet shop to open early for Autism Hour
A PET superstore in Wokingham will be opening an hour early this weekend as part of a national charity campaign. Pets at Home, which is based in Finchampstead Road, will...
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Berkshire fire crews honoured at awards ceremony
CREW, staff and partners from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) were honoured alongside members of the public at the organisation’s annual awards ceremony last month. Celebrating outstanding acts...
Read moreDetailsScott Spearing eyes improvement despite impressive start to Bracknell Bees season
SCOTT SPEARING says Bracknell Bees still have room for improvement despite their impressive start to the season. Spearing, who took the job of head coach at the beginning of this...
Read moreDetailsPREVIEW: Blackadder is coming to South Hill Park
AN ADAPTATION of one of British comedy’s best-loved television series will be coming to the stage at South Hill Park next week. Blackadder, the historically-themed 1980s show starring Rowan Atkinson,...
Read moreDetailsZumba puts the fun in fundraising at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre
FITNESS fanatics danced their way to raising more than £300 at a special charity Zumba class in Lower Earley last week. More than 50 members of Loddon Valley Leisure Centre...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead churchyard up for award
ONE of the borough’s churchyards has been listed for a national award following an extensive renovation project. Members of the Parish of Finchampstead and California said they are delighted that...
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Police hunt man who exposed himself in Woodley
A MAN is being hunted by police after he exposed himself to a woman in Woodley last month. Between 3pm and 3.40pm on Tuesday, September 26, a man exposed himself...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead teen’s walk will help Cambodia trip
A TEENAGER from Finchampstead will be walking nearly 22 miles to raise money for a trip to Cambodia. Jonathan Gan, 16, who is currently studying for his GCSEs at Yateley...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: Making London a treat, not a chore
VISITING London, for many, can be more of a chore than a treat. Packed trains, tubes and buses, dawdling pedestrians and over-eager tourists can often leave you rushing for the...
Read moreDetailsEvendons celebrates outstanding Ofsted report
WOKINGHAM’S first STEM school has been deemed as ‘outstanding’ during its inaugural Ofsted inspection. Evendons Primary School, which specialises in a Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) curriculum was inspected...
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