It is not possible, under the present covid-19 restrictions, to hold Wargrave Local History Society meetings in the normal way. As an experiment, September’s presentation was given using the Zoom...
Read moreDetailsALL good runners know you need trainers and not blue suede shoes, but Wokingham fundraiser Simon Williams must have been tempted. On Saturday, he completed a week-long challenge that was...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ONE of the most popular days in Reading’s calendar, and it’s been given a new lease of life thanks to an ingenious online initiative. The annual Reading Buses open...
Read moreDetailsFOOD glorious food – a celebration of homegrown and healthy grub will be the focus for a special celebration of harvest next month. The annual Reading Town Meal will be...
Read moreDetailsON SUNDAY, August 23, Charvil Matters hosted a litter pick which saw them clean up the village. “The Charvil Matters litter pick was very successful,” said Sam Akhtar, the group’s...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM pub helped honour the Forbury Three with a special fundraising event on Bank Holiday Monday. In normal times, The Hope & Anchor in Station Road hosts live music...
Read moreDetailsSMART CJS is excited to offer a rewarding volunteering opportunity at SMART Wokingham’s Young Person’s Drug and Alcohol Service. You will need a strong desire to work with people up...
Read moreDetailsA PLANT nursery is hoping that people will make a date for a new antiques and collectables fair. Running on the third Sunday of every month, the Lindi Fayre will...
Read moreDetailsHERITAGE Open Days’ festival of history and culture is returning this month, but not as you know it. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 10-day festival will include a mix...
Read moreDetailsLAST WEEK, BBC News reported: “Africa has been declared free from wild polio virus by the independent body, the Africa Regional Certification Commission. “Polio usually affects children under five, sometimes...
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