Street performers head to SCL Stadium to raise awareness about knife crime
READING FC fans had the opportunity to catch two powerful dramatic performances highlighting the issues surrounding knife crime.
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Leighton Park amnesty group takes stand against Death Penalty
A STUDENT society at a Shinfield school staged a silent protest against the Death Penalty.
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Healthy Heart Tip: Keeping stress in check
We're coming up to a busy time of year, and if you find the lead-up to Christmas a little overwhelming, you are not alone.
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Wokingham Hospital café is ‘an oasis’ for staff, patients and visitors
PATIENTS, staff, and visitors to a borough hospital can grab a quick coffee, snack, or meal, thanks to a recently opened caféteria. A previous tea bar facility run by RVS...
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Table-moving heroes help Wokingham Women’s Institute
Table-moving heroes help Wokingham Women's Institute
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Running club take in the sights of the Spencers Wood Hallowe’en Trail
A COMMUNITY athletics group used the Hallowe'en festive period to help raise money for a worthy cause.
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Care home residents make some new furry friends
A SHINFIELD care home opened its doors to some furry visitors, much to the delight of residents and staff alike.
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Enjoy a good read in Woodford Park’s community library
Enjoy a good read in Woodford Park's community library
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Stallholders wanted for new Shinfield Christmas event
SHINFIELD will waste no time to get into the Christmas spirit once December comes around.
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Wokingham man runs Caribbean marathon for premature babies and sick children
Wokingham man runs Caribbean marathon for premature babies and sick children
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