WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has expressed his gratitude for the “kind messages” he has received since news broke that he was receiving a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours...
Read moreDetailsThis is a great way to use up the leftover turkey and vegetables. Throw in any stuffing as balls and leftover roast potatoes chopped up too. If you have no...
Read moreDetailsChristmas brings celebration and warmth to the dark and cold days of December. It is great to see the illuminations in Wokingham town centre and the many houses around the...
Read moreDetailsA FREE entry Christmas shopping event will enable late night present buying with some seasonal entertainment. Local musical legend Danny Mountain will be performing some festive tunes in Bush Walk...
Read moreDetailsA NEW curry house is due to open in Shinfield Thursday. The Six Bells in Church Lane closed as a Hungry Horse pub last month. Since then it has been...
Read moreDetailsI want you inspired. I want you motivated. I want you interested and then I want you COMMITTED. I am literally waking up every morning at the moment with a...
Read moreDetailsOn Sunday, the Living Advent Calendar tackles the events of the first Christmas, using a community cast. JAMES HASTINGS is third sheep on the left THE sights sounds and even...
Read moreDetailsThis is a winter comfort bowl of food. Garlic bread is a good accompaniment and a tomato and onion salad is a foil for the richness of the main dish....
Read moreDetailsChristmas is traditionally a time of excess – too much spending, over eating, drinking one too many or several late nights in a row. On Christmas Day the average Briton...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM BOROUGH councillors are expected to approve the appointment of a new chief executive officer at an extraordinary meeting on Friday night. The Council has announced that its chief executive,...
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