Woosehill mum’s brave new look for 2017
A WOMAN from Woosehill will be starting 2017 by sporting a new look - as she shaves her head for charity. Sandra Ostridge, 53, will brave the shave on New...
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REVIEW: Cinderella at South Hill Park
THE STORY of Cinderella needs little introduction. Girl meets boy, boy meets girl, ugly sisters get in the way of love and you have a ball getting to the grand...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: Snow White is a snow wonder
From the moment this year’s Hexagon pantomime opens to the moment the curtain finally comes down on over two hours of fun, Snow White is entertaining, enchanting and magical. Once...
Read moreDetailsPatience is key says Jaap Stam as Reading FC beat Sheffield Wednesday
JAAP STAM says patience was the key to Reading's fourth straight win at Madejski Stadium this afternoon. Royals fine recent form has seen them climb up to third in the...
Read moreDetailsProtesters queue up in Twyford to back pharmacies hit by austerity cuts
MORE than 100 people took to the streets in Twyford last month to protest the potentially devastating cuts being faced by independent pharmacies. Dozens of people, many of them elderly, braved...
Read moreDetailsCardiac expert: ‘Lilly-May could have been saved’
THE family of Lilly-May Page are no closer to receiving a conclusion over her death after a two-day inquest was adjourned last week. Lilly-May, five, collapsed from a suspected cardiac...
Read moreDetailsHelp fill festive shoeboxes for victims of domestic abuse in Wokingham Borough
AN initiative to help victims of domestic abuse over the Christmas period has been launched in Wokingham. Project Shoebox, in conjunction with Berkshire Women’s Aid (BWA), aims to provide victims...
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Funding row: ‘Wokingham’s schools are at breaking point’
THE education of pupils in Wokingham is being put at risk by unfair funding allocations, the organisers of a new campaign have warned. Angry parents, teachers and headteachers are backing...
Read moreDetailsLiam Moore calls on Reading FC to bounce back after “torture” at Fulham
LIAM MOORE admits it was “torture” to watch Reading lose 5-0 to Fulham last week, but says his side must not dwell on the result. Summer signing Moore has been...
Read moreDetailsJon Laugharne cites defeat to Woodley United as kick-start for Finchampstead form
By Lewis Rudd - FINCHAMPSTEAD FC's recent upturn in form is down to a conversation, according to boss Jon Laugharne. A run of three league wins on the spin has...
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