How we spent Mothering Sunday in isolation
Last week was Mothering Sunday. I had plans to go and visit my Mum today, maybe head out somewhere for lunch. But of course, this will not be the case....
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Wokingham teenagers enjoy success at nation choreography contest
FOUR WOKINGHAM teens took home silver and bronze at the national Cecchetti Children’s Choreographic Competition earlier this month. On Sunday, March 8, Madeline Box and Poppy Holman performed their first...
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Berkshire Show off: Organisers cancel now due to Coronavirus
IT’S the biggest celebration of the contribution that farmers in the Royal County make to the economy and now, thanks to the coronavirus, it’s off. The Berkshire Show had been...
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Paint the whole world with a rainbow: call to brighten windows with symbol of hope
A CALL has gone out for children to create pictures of rainbows that can be placed in windows across the borough – and the nation. The aim is to help...
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With A Little Help From My Friends: Rock Choir to launch daily 3pm online singalong
THE OLD song Whistle While You Work once helped the dwarves get through their day, but with self-isolation in place a choir is hoping to help lift the nation’s spirits...
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New schedule for BBC Radio Berkshire as it reacts to the coronavirus
BBC Radio Berkshire will have a new schedule tomorrow as the broadcasting corporation reacts to the ongoing coronavirus crisis. Changes have already been announced to the television schedules, including a...
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Inner Wheel teams up with Male Voice Choir for fundraising concert
Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh The Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh has recently celebrated their 18th Charter. We were joined by our Rotary friends and guests...
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Coronavirus – Southern TV legend Fred Dinenage goes into self-isolation
HE’S BEEN the face of television in the south for more than 50 years, and tonight he announced that he is self-isolating due to the coronavirus. Fred Dinenage, who has...
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A look into Victorian England
A look into Victorian England was the experience at Wokingham Probus Club on Wednesday 4th March at the Coppid Beech Hotel, Bracknell. Entitled “If Dickens had a Camera”, Probus club...
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Woodley Townswomen’s Guild present cheque to homeless charity Launchpad at AGM
Woodley Townswomen's Guild held its AGM on Thursday, March 5, and we were pleased to present a cheque to our chosen charity for the year. Charity ambassador Andrew Harden-Sweetnam received...
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