THE MOTHER of Lilly-May Page, the little girl who collapsed and died while at school in Woodley in 2014, is welcoming a new chapter in her life with the arrival...
Read moreDetailsTHE current Mayor of Wokingham Borough has made history by becoming the first to marry his consort while in office. Cllr Bob Pitts, who lives in Ruscombe, married Val Scougal...
Read moreDetailsFATHER Christmas is coming to town, and this year he has a top-of-the-range sleigh to travel in style. The Woodley and Earley Lions, who arrange for Santa Claus and his...
Read moreDetailsBOOK-lovers in Twyford are set to enjoy the benefits of a brand new library after planning permission was granted to restore an old building. After three years of negotiations and...
Read moreDetailsWHEN a Sonning art teacher was approached to create a painting for the then Home Secretary Theresa May, little did he know that he would be presenting the finished product...
Read moreDetailsBIGGER and better play equipment, a picnic area and a sensory garden are just three of the ideas being proposed for the new Elms Field play area. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC)...
Read moreDetailsA MUCH-LOVED and respected village butcher whose regular customers included Prime Minister Theresa May has died suddenly aged 57, writes Sue Corcoran. David Jennings went into the family butchers shop in Hurst last...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Forest School student is realising his dream of being a professional musician - after moving to the USA and joining a band. Dave Amott, who pursued his love...
Read moreDetailsA MOTHER who is battling secondary breast cancer has been picked to take part in a glittering fashion show in London later this year. Emma Cairns, 44, who lives in...
Read moreDetailsIt is that time of year again where we get together for a slice of cake and a cup of coffee all in the name of charity. Businesses and groups...
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