Lifestyle

HUNDREDS of people turned out to celebrate the opening of a new café on Sunday, despite pouring rain. Tutu’s Ethiopian Table has opened in Palmer Park – just on the...

A PRIEST who has served at one of Wokingham town’s best-known churches for 50 years was the guest of honour at a special service. The Revd Colin James has held...

It’s now the first weekend of March and again I cannot quite believe that another month has gone so quick. Time flies when you are having fun and this month...

TALENTED youngsters from a local theatre school took time out from rehearsals for a forthcoming Disneyland performance to record some harmonies in a recording studio. Earlier this month, the 20...

The Walk For Wards at Dinton Pastures on Sunday. IT MIGHT have been winter, but on Sunday it was more like summer. The crazy mini-heatwave helped a sponsored walk attract...

This recipe uses pork tenderloin which is one of the best value cuts of meat you can buy. It is very tender and succulent and this recipe emphasises that with...

The University of Reading has announced its new vice-chancellor, writes Taz Usher. Professor Robert Van de Noort has been acting vice-chancellor since September last year following the departure of his...

NATURE lovers are invited to join the Bracknell and Wokingham branch of the RSPB on a nature walk through Dinton Pastures this Saturday (March 2). Starting at 9am, the three-and-a-half...

A WOKINGHAM leisure centre is offering free sessions on a bouncy castle this Saturday (March 2). St Crispin’s in London Road is holding an open morning to showcase its facilities....

IT'S a sweet job in anyone's book. A leading chocolate company is looking for people in Wokingham to become tasters for its new brands. The tongue tingling offer involves spending...