AN ANIMAL charity, which has a shop in Wokingham's town centre, has launched a unique campaign to help more animals find homes. Blue Cross, which has a branch in Market Place, has...
Read moreDetailsTHE WOMAN who won the ladies club championship at the London Marathon on Sunday has put her success down to taking part in a local park run in Woodley. Anna...
Read moreDetailsA MAN and a teenage boy have been arrested following an altercation in Earley last weekend. At around 2pm on Saturday, April 15 two males were involved in an affray...
Read moreDetailsJohn Redwood, the Conservative candidate for Wokingham in the forthcoming General Election has been subject to a series of mocking tweets and comments after writing about shopping habits. In a...
Read moreDetailsNEWS of plans to close Wokingham's Marks & Spencer store have made national headlines today, including a piece in The Times. Now John Redwood has revealed he is getting involved...
Read moreDetailsTHERESA MAY launched her election campaign by thanking the voters who had put their trust in her to be their MP. The Prime Minister on Friday, April 21, visited GSK...
Read moreDetails"IT'S BEEN a very special season." That was the reaction of Woodley United boss Michael Herbert as he rounded off his memorable first campaign in charge of the club with...
Read moreDetailsA SLAPSTICK comedy harking back to the golden days of silent movies is coming to Shinfield this weekend. Mack and Mabel, a musical which is based loosely on the tumultuous...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY schoolgirl has proved she is a cut above the rest by donating her hair to charity. Amber Ormiston, six, who attends Saint Dominic Savio school in Woodley, decided to...
Read moreDetailsA MODERN-day fairytale of a little girl who dreams of becoming a singer will be performed by Wokingham Theatre this week. The Rise and Fall of Little Voice tells the story...
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