Hurst lights up … and Theresa May throws some shapes during emotional beacon lighting ceremony
A jubilee beacon lighting ceremony was an emotional event for many of the 750 people who watched and took part.
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Jubilee festivities delight families in Spencers Wood
WOKINGHAM residents were treated to a spectacular jubilee celebration on Friday afternoon.
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Predictions on new parliamentary seat for Earley and Woodley suggest it could be won by Labour … but only just
A NEW survey has predicted Labour would win the proposed new seat of Earley and Woodley, if boundary changes are implemented before a general election
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IN THE COMMUNITY: West Forest Townswomens’s Guild
West Forest Townswomens Guild has almost put the lockdowns and the pandemic behind and has returned to normal with monthly meetings
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Jubilee celebration at St Mary’s
SHINFIELD residents concluded their jubilee celebrations on a fun-filled Sunday.
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Circus fun at Wokingham’s party in the park
Circus fun at Wokingham's party in the park
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Who needed the party at the palace? Wokingham Town Council has everything that the borough needed thanks to its Platinum Jubilee party in the park.
Six bands representing all seven decades of the Queen?s reign performed in Elms Field on Jubilee Saturday - and the town partied on
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The Queen could be seen relaxing regally in a front garden
The Queen could be seen relaxing regally in a front garden
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Platinum Jubilee fun as scarecrows return to Sonning for two days of fun
THERE weren't many birds in Sonning over the two Platinum Jubilee bank holidays, and it's all thanks to the bi-annual Scarecrow Trail
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A spitfire can be seen skimming the front porch of a house as part of the Emmbrook Trail for the Platinum Jubilee
A spitfire seems to be skimming the front porch of a house
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