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INTERVIEW: Luke Burton of The Studio Theatre Company (South Hill Park)
Could "theatre" be the New Year’s resolution that changes your life? We all make resolutions – and we all too often break them. But if your plan was to get...
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Entries open for this year’s Thames Valley Police awards
Nominations for this year’s policing awards opened on Monday. For the last 18 years, Thames Valley Police have used the policing awards to celebrate the work of officers, staff and...
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Bridal fashion shows at hotel’s wedding fair
A WEDDING fair will be held at St Anne’s Manor hotel on Sunday, January 20. Brides-to-be will be able to pick up tips at the event. The event runs from 11am...
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Energy company SSE offers Warm Home Discount scheme to Wokingham residents
PEOPLE in the borough are being urged not to be left in the cold this winter. Energy giant SSE is encouraging customers in the south of England to apply for...
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Police welcome new Deputy Commander for Reading area
Chief Inspector Darran Hill has been appointed as the new Deputy Commander for neighbouring Reading Local Policing Area (LPA). On Tuesday, January 1, Ch Insp Hill took over from Emma...
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EVERY STEP COUNTS: Set yourself three goals
Normality should now be getting closer am I right? Christmas may have been and gone but the presents should still be coming your way my friend. What presents could I...
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Wokingham Theatre’s new play will be Just The Ticket to banish Janaury blues
THE FIRST play from Wokingham Theatre in 2019 is a comedy designed to brighten up those January Blues. Just The Ticket tells the story of Susan, an eccentric 60-year-old who...
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Festive parkers given fines at Dinton Pastures
A WOKINGHAM man is furious his father picked up his first parking ticket in 50 years – after visiting Dinton Pastures. Garry Swan was also hit with a £50 fine...
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WIN! A meal for two at L’Ortolan
AS IT approaches its 40th anniversary, we have teamed up with L’Ortolan in Shinfield to offer one lucky reader a fantastic meal for two. If you need to banish the...
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Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club to look at bell ringing
A LOOK at the history of bell ringing in Wokingham is the topic for Tuesday’s meeting of the Reading Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club. John Harrison, who oversees the bell ringing...
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