UKIP won’t stand in General, but vows to be back next year
UKIP has confirmed that it will not field a candidate for Wokingham in the forthcoming General Election, citing Brexit as the reason - but it vowed to return next year...
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Arborfield road closed and driver taken to hospital after crash
AN ARBORFIELD road was closed on Saturday lunhctime after a road accident. A driver was taken to hospital for treatment as a result. The incident occured on Langley Common Road...
Read moreDetailsREACTION: Kennedy on reaching the final, Cokanasiga injury and facing Yorkshire
NICK KENNEDY admits London Irish weren't at their best despite cruising into the Championship play-off final with a 39-22 win against Doncaster Knights. The Exiles brought a 35-3 first leg...
Read moreDetailsREPORT: London Irish 39-22 Doncaster Knights (74-25 on agg.) – Exiles secure their play-off final spot
LONDON IRISH cruised into the Championship play-off final by rounding off their clash with Doncaster Knights 74-25 on aggregate. While the first leg was dominated by the Exiles last weekend,...
Read moreDetailsRailway fans plan to recreate 1950s Wokingham and need your help
A GROUP of model railway enthusiasts are harking back to the golden days of railways with an ambitious project to recreate Wokingham Station as it was in the 1950s. Members...
Read moreDetailsWokingham packed for annual May Fayre
THE STREETS of Wokingham were packed with fun lovers on Monday as the annual Wokingham May Fayre returned. Charity stalls dominated Denmark Street and The Plaza, while Elms Field was home...
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Commentary: Tony Johnson visits the Henley Arts Trail
As the first major art event of the local year, the Henley Arts trail was originated by the Henley Art & Crafts guild in 2006 and includes the Northern Parishes...
Read moreDetailsDan Marles ready to lead Finchampstead CC’s title defence
FINCHAMPSTEAD captain Dan Marles insists he would be happy with a top four finish this season. Finches produced a huge shock to win the Home Counties Premier League title last...
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“There is no reason why we can’t get promoted,” says returning Reading FC skipper Paul McShane
CAPTAIN Paul McShane says "there is no reason at all" why Reading cannot win the Championship play-offs. The Royals defied the pre-season odds to secure a top six spot with...
Read moreDetailsCOMPETITION: Win tickets to see Babe The Sheep Pig at The Hexagon
A LIVE-action retelling of a much-loved children’s book is coming to The Hexagon on Monday (8). Babe, The Sheep Pig tells the story of the lovable little pig who discovers...
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