Why Wokingham singer-songwriter Bradley’s happy to hit Rock Bottom
Bradley Watmore, a 28-year-old singer-songwriter, from Wokingham will release his debut single Rock Bottom tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsBradley Watmore, a 28-year-old singer-songwriter, from Wokingham will release his debut single Rock Bottom tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsA STAR-STUDDED campaign has seen over 400 seamstresses across the UK making scrubs for NHS workers. Scrubs Glorious Scrubs, a voluntary sewing collaborative, was set up by Lynda Yong, an...
Read moreDetailsAfter a year-long search, Thames Water announced the appointment of a new chief executive last week. Sarah Bentley will begin her new role leading the U.K’s largest water and wastewater...
Read moreDetailsBy Jake Morrison, Chief Executive, Citizens Advice Wokingham We believe that no-one should be left behind, to struggle on their own. That’s why the Citizens Advice service has provided support...
Read moreDetailsRUNNERS can look forward to more time to practice as Race for Life has been postponed until autumn. Organisers of Cancer Research UK’s event have announced new dates for all...
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham piper is saluting all key workers in a rather special way during Clap for Carers. Dressed head to toe in uniform, Pipe Major Ron Paterson honours frontline staff...
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of CLASP might not be able to meet in person, but they will at least be able to catch up virtually. The charity that supports adults with learning disabilities...
Read moreDetailsONE thing that a Winnersh man didn’t expect when the coronavirus lockdown was announced was to become a zookeeper. Every day, Christopher Elvin can be spotted taking one of his...
Read moreDetailsBUS DRIVERS will be sporting a new uniform on Monday as they are encouraged to dress up as Stormtroopers, Ewoks and Jabba the Hutt. The fun outfits are because Reading...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM woman has beaten some of the best brains in the country to scoop a £9,000 prize. Last night, millions of viewers watched funeral celebrant Sarah-Jane Seymour take on...
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