War of words over Zumba ‘stunt’
A 'frivolous stunt'' were the words used to describe the Liberal Democrat's Zumba session in Wokingham yesterday.
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There’s something fishy going on in Earley
Hear a free talk about angling
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A stunt with a serious message
Wokingham hosted another visit from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey yesterday.
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CLASP celebrates Learning Disability Week
Did you see them?
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LEE Christian
Passed away peacefully in the Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice on 19th June 2024, aged 45 years. Much loved son of Andrea and the late Bryan and a dearly...
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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YOUR GARDEN IN JULY: Sit back and watch the butterflies
July is the month of high summer and the garden comes alive during hot lazy afternoons to the sound of bees buzzing, gathering pollen from plants
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share ideas with like-minded people
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New restaurant and pub for Crowthorne
The new establishment will also create 40 full-time jobs for the local community.
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Craft group celebrates 40 years of lacemaking
And they'd love new members to join them
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