26 marathons are as easy as ABC for Woodley runner
A MAN from Woodley who ran 19 marathons for charity before injuring his back is now planning his return to running. Matthew Widdup, 39, who works as a library assistant...
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Gossip Girls fun day helps Syrian reugees
THE THREAT of bad weather could not stop the families of Wokingham from raising hundreds of pounds at a fun day last weekend. Hundreds of people descended on Wokingham and...
Read moreDetailsFirst Days Boutique opens in Crowthorne
A CHARITY shop with a difference opened its doors in Crowthorne High Street for the very first time last week. The First Days Boutique, which sells high-quality second-hand baby clothes, was...
Read moreDetailsTwo heads are better than one at The Holt School
A SECONDARY school in Wokingham has appointed two co-headteachers to take over the reigns after the current head leaves this summer. The Holt School, in Holt Lane, has appointed Katie...
Read moreDetailsShinfield Baptist Church’s day at the races
MEMBERS of Shinfield Baptist Church held a church service with a big difference last month - it was a day of pancake races. The congregation, which meets at Shinfield Parish...
Read moreDetailsWoodley community rallies round to give Lilly-May’s mother a break
THE WOODLEY community has shown its compassionate side yet again by clubbing together to send Lilly-May Page Bowden’s mother and family on a much-needed holiday. Claire Page has campaigned tirelessly...
Read moreDetailsValentine’s gifts for Wokingham care home residents
LOVE was certainly in the air at one Wokingham care home earlier this month. Residents at Alexandra Grange Care Home, in Oaklands Drive, were treated to wooden roses by staff...
Read moreDetailsCharities benefit from Wokingham Choral Society’s singing
Each week, our community page features reports submitted by different local groups and clubs within Wokingham borough. Here is a report from Wokingham Choral Society During Wokingham Choral Society's Christmas...
Read moreDetailsFrom Blue Coat to winter coat, Jamie makes Antarctica trek
A FORMER Reading Blue Coat School pupil has undertaken one of the most gruelling challenges possible – a trek across Antarctica. Dr Jamie Facer-Childs, and a team from the British...
Read moreDetailsSonning couple expecting twins says Hollywood star
A COUPLE who live in Sonning are looking forward to the pitter patter of tiny feet - according to a Hollywood actor. The BBC have reported that the actor Matt...
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