Wokingham’s High Steward has retired after 26 years of service to the town. Late last month, Wokingham Town Council celebrated Lady Elizabeth Godsal’s service to the town with a special...
Read moreDetailsA BARKHAM woman took part in last Sunday’s London Marathon – and it’s her warm down exercise after a year of running at least 5km daily. On Tuesday, April 17,...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY man is celebrating after his local curry house got behind his London Marathon effort. Jeremy Galpin is running in aid of MACS who work with children who are...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN who thought she just a nasty bump on the head is preparing to run the London Marathon for the charity that helped her recover from a major injury....
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM resident with a warm heart welcomed the mayor for her 100th birthday just before Easter. Joan Gilbert, who lives at Lovat House in Crescent Road, was joined by...
Read moreDetailsA PIECE of Wokingham has become an internet sensation after being taken on a European tour. Newlyweds Casey and Lhyle Millar discovered the painted rock, emblazoned with a heart and...
Read moreDetailsA VISIT to Crufts proved to be a day to remember for a Wokingham schoolgirl after she walked away with a top prize, writes Max Chesterton. Dog lover Nicole Owells,...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM BOROUGH’S first Aldi is due to open next Thursday - with a visit from an Olympic rower Etienne Stott. The gold medal winner will be joined by pupils from...
Read moreDetailsBERKSHIRE’S Masonic community welcomed a new grand master at a special ceremony held in Sindlesham. The Provincial Grand Lodge Of Berkshire on Mole Road was the venue to welcome Anthony...
Read moreDetailsIn Wokingham we are blessed to have a thriving little music scene and, based so close to Reading, there is a constant cycle of great bands breaking through and showcasing...
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