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The Teak House in Wokingham is changing – this is what’s happening
A POPULAR town centre restaurant is to be transformed into a Pan-Asian venue offering tapas style dining.
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Wilder’s Folly gig will raise funds for special care baby units
A BAND will be performing a very special coming of age party next month. Wilder’s Folly will be at The Warehouse in Reading on Saturday, October 27 to raise funds...
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Quizzers wanted for Lions fun night at Wokingham Cricket Club
QUIZ fans are being invited to get their thinking caps on and help local charities at the same time. Wokingham Lions will be holding a quiz night on Friday, October...
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Young gazelles get going at new Saturday morning athletics class in Wokingham
THEY say you should never work with children or animals, but one fitness fan is proving that the old adage is very wrong after welcoming a gazelle to her athletic...
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Cacti experts on hand to help greenfingered customers
Two of the country’s foremost experts on succulent plants attracted a steady flow of visitors when they staged a show at Hare Hatch Sheeplands near Twyford on Sunday, September 16.
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Heron on the Ford: a new lease of life for Charvil pub
A young couple and their friend have fulfilled their dreams of having their own pub business. Niki and Adam Fortes along with Colin Savory have overseen a big refurbishment of...
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A new Rose to rise from the Rouge in Wokingham’s Market Place
A PUB that has been in existence since the early 17th century is to be revived following the closure of a Wokingham town centre restaurant.
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Put on your handbags and gladrags – Manfred Mann are coming to town
There’s a debt that Ricky Gervais owed Manfred Mann – just another good day at the office for Mike D’Abo. JAMES HASTINGS explains MIKE D’ABO always looks forward to a...
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How easy is it to be a British East Asian actor in Berkshire?
Can the colour of your skin influence the opportunities that are open to you? As the years have moved on and racial equality has taken significant steps forward, many of...
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High Street names to get behind next month’s Autism Hour shopping event
Major high street names are joining in with a new initiative aimed at creating a safe shopping space for people with additional needs.
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