How a little red bag can help ambulance crews save a life
When Frances Scott needed to go from her care home into the Royal Berkshire Hospital for treatment, a little red bag was packed for her to take with important information...
Read moreDetailsWhen Frances Scott needed to go from her care home into the Royal Berkshire Hospital for treatment, a little red bag was packed for her to take with important information...
Read moreDetailsA BOROUGH postmaster celebrated the 30th anniversary of running Embrook Stores and Post Office on Saturday with a special party. Sanjay Odedra and his team at the Reading Road store...
Read moreDetailsWHEN Natalie Wilson decided to tackle a new sporting record she got on her bike. The 29-year old from Wokingham has just completed a grueling 5,000 mile cycle around...
Read moreDetailsChurches in Twyford, Ruscombe and Hurst have appointed a Children and Families Worker who will support and encourage youngsters throughout all three parishes. The role has been taken up by...
Read moreDetailsFAMILY and friends have launched a fundraising campaign for a brave borough man who is battling a deadly illness. James Kinyanjui has a rare genetic condition called Familial Amyloid Cardiomyopathy...
Read moreDetailsSENIOR staff at the Royal Berkshire Hospital are to review how support is provided to parents following stillborn deaths and miscarriages. It follows a meeting with Karen and Jon Furneaux...
Read moreDetailsTWO budding borough musicians hope their new online service will be a smash hit. Kirsty Trice and Simon Williams aim to have local people singing from the same songsheet. And...
Read moreDetailsTHE main reason for the Wokingham Borough Council meeting on Thursday, May 24 was to install a new mayor and nominate their deputy. This year, in a unanimous vote, Cllr...
Read moreDetailsWokingham town has a new mayor. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was elected by the town council on Sunday. Held in the Town Hall, the special ceremony was followed by a buffet...
Read moreDetailsMUSIC fans had five times the fun at the Bell and Bottle in Shinfield over the May Day bank holiday weekend. They enjoyed a day of top sounds from a...
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