UNSUNG heroes who have helped save people’s lives are being sought for a national award. The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is launching its Heart Hero Awards 2020 and calling for...
Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER chief of Thames Valley Police has received a knighthood in the new year’s honours list. Francis Habgood led the force over the past few years, overseeing Royal weddings...
Read moreDetailsIt has been a big year for us all at Citizens Advice Wokingham - we had a great time celebrating the year and thanking our colleagues at our Christmas party....
Read moreDetailsMOST people looking to burn off some festive calories head to the gym, but two work colleagues are preparing to climb a mountain – quite literally. Senior nursing assistant Rosina...
Read moreDetailsBACK in the 1960s, experts were predicting flying cars, robots to do all the work and video phones. One out of three isn’t too bad and for one holidaying patient...
Read moreDetailsVANDALS who have been wrecking the Royal Berkshire Hospital’s car park are putting lives at risk. That’s the stark warning from the Reading medical centre’s chief executive, Steve McManus. He...
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS isn’t just for youngsters – residents of a Wokingham residential home enjoyed a festive session of their own this week. Alexandra Grange, in Oaklands Drive, off Molly Millars Lane,...
Read moreDetailsTWO LOCAL children are celebrating this week after winning The Lexicon’s Christmas Gift Card Wallet competition. From more than 750 entries, young artist Lucas Hillan, aged 10, from Our Lady’s...
Read moreDetailsTROLLYFULS of gifts have been donated to this year’s Giving Tree thanks to generous Wokingham residents. The annual appeal that ensures all children across the borough can enjoy a happy...
Read moreDetailsTHE annual Toy Run is an impressive spectacle. This year, more than 1,700 people took part, most in fancy dress, but some on fancy bikes. The event sees thousands of...
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