STEEPED in history and swathed in luxury, a visit to Stoke Place in Buckinghamshire is like taking a step back through time. Originally built in 1690 by royal chef Patrick...
Read moreDetailsA MOTHER from Wokingham has vowed to carry on fighting for new drugs to be made available for women living with secondary breast cancer, even though she knows she probably...
Read moreDetailsA ROOM at an Earley community centre has been renamed in honour of a long-serving former caretaker. On Tuesday, October 17, the Mayor of Earley Cllr Michael Firmager joined members...
Read moreDetailsTHOUGHTFUL students from a school in Wokingham have raised more than £2,000 for a mental health charity. Pupils at The Emmbrook School, in Emmbrook Road, held a series of fundraising...
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS is the most wonderful time of year and for four students of a borough theatre school, it most certainly will be. The quartet have landed roles in festive shows...
Read moreDetailsMORNING joggers will have noticed the weather turning a little colder recently – but spare a thought for an Earley businessman who is spending this weekend running a half-marathon and...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS and staff at a care home in Sindlesham took a step back in time for a 1950s party last month. Staff and residents at RMBI Home Lord Harris Court,...
Read moreDetailsAN INTERGALACTIC invasion took place at The Oakwood Centre last week as Darth Vader popped in to launch not a Death Star but the 2018 Woodley Carnival theme. Stormtroopers and...
Read moreDetailsA FUNDRAISING wheelbarrow race and a visit from the mayor made a groundbreaking service extra special. Members of Earley St Nicolas church in Sutcliffe Avenue gathered in the church’s gardens...
Read moreDetailsWork by a technology whizz kid born with one hand has helped pioneer low cost bionic hands for children. Daniel Melville tested the world’s first 3D printed multi-grip bionic hand...
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