100 year old Twyford allotment site gets green revamp
100 year old Twyford allotment site gets green revamp
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Tribute to Woodley businessman, John Hicks
Tribute to Woodley businessman, John Hicks
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Kenyan family fun day triumphs ‘against all odds’
A COMMUNITY group defied the elements as it welcomed more than 2,000 visitors to its annual event on Saturday.
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A kookaburra stole the show at Earley Green Fair
A kookaburra stole the show at Earley Green Fair
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DOVEY Melvin Thomas (Mel)
Passed away at home on Thursday 6th July 2023, aged 73. Loving husband to Mary and cherished father to Cerian. The funeral will be held at Gwent Crematorium on Monday...
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Women’s group welcome guest speakers at 19th annual conference
MORE THAN 40 people came together at Hilton Reading for an afternoon of education and empowerment.
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Spencers Wood repair cafe changes venue
A MONTHLY community event has moved location to help accommodate its growing usership.
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Parish calls on residents to help tackle vandalism to signage
SHINFIELD Parish Council has urged residents to help combat a recent rise in vandalism to footpath signage.
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Enjoy bees and blooms at Ifould Crescent allotments
Enjoy bees and blooms at Ifould Crescent allotments
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For vegan produce visit Wokingham’s market
For vegan produce visit Wokingham's market
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