THEATRE: From Dagenham to Crowthorne…
A TRIP back to the 1960s, a time of love, freedom, but rampant inequality will be the focus of the Crowthorne Musical Players’ next show. Made in Dagenham, based on...
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First Days Boutique opens in Crowthorne
A CHARITY shop with a difference opened its doors in Crowthorne High Street for the very first time last week. The First Days Boutique, which sells high-quality second-hand baby clothes, was...
Read moreDetailsPRESS PACK: Our day at Brooklands, by Evendons School
By Alfie and Mikey - Newton Class On Tuesday, we went to the exciting and beautiful Brooklands Museum. We got to look at some colourful, fascinating race cars. We also...
Read moreDetailsHurst Morris People barn dance helps Arthritis Research
HURST Morris People welcomed a record number – over 100 –to their barn dance which raised funds for Arthritis Research UK. One important guest was forced to sit and watch the...
Read moreDetailsMan pleads guilty to killing Jacqueline Pattenden in Crowthorne
A MAN has pleaded guilty killing his partner, Jacqueline Pattenden, at his home in Crowthorne. Michael Rough, 55, of Ellis Road, appeared at Reading Crown Court on Friday (10) where he pleaded...
Read moreDetailsTwo heads are better than one at The Holt School
A SECONDARY school in Wokingham has appointed two co-headteachers to take over the reigns after the current head leaves this summer. The Holt School, in Holt Lane, has appointed Katie...
Read moreDetails“Everything needs to improve in this country,” says a concerned Lukas Smital
LUKAS SMITAL insists he will fight on with Bracknell Bees despite increasing concerns over British ice hockey. Smital's charges saw their play-off hopes officially ended last week and the Bees...
Read moreDetailsGreenwave Park and Ride to go straight to Royal Berkshire Hospital
A NEW direct Greenwave bus will connect one of the borough’s park and ride sites with the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Reading Buses is revamping its Greenwave services, which connect the...
Read moreDetailsCourt Report March 2: Who’s been in the courts
EACH week we provide a round-up of people from the Borough who have appeared in front of the Magistrates. A MAN from Wokingham has appeared in court charged with possessing...
Read moreDetailsShinfield Baptist Church’s day at the races
MEMBERS of Shinfield Baptist Church held a church service with a big difference last month - it was a day of pancake races. The congregation, which meets at Shinfield Parish...
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