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Who has Wokingham’s best Christmas display?
The Christmas lights are on, the displays are up and the present buying is in full swing - but who do you think has the best shop window in Wokingham?...
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Shift Up: Track to the Future
Motoring with Lee Kahl. Ever taken part in an organised track day? You should, because they’re jolly good fun! My office is probably the same as most people’s. There are...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: A festive loverly from The Mill at Sonning
A PLAY adapted from a film adapted from a play is the festive offering from The Mill at Sonning this Christmas period. My Fair Lady, based on the 1964 film...
Read moreDetailsDebbie’s triple splits wows Strictly judges
STRICTLY was down to the magnificent seven this week and Debbie McGee rose back up the leaderboard. The BBC Radio Berkshire presenter survived the dance-off last week and this week...
Read moreDetailsWinter Carnival sees diversions to Lion bus routes
With Peach Street, Denmark Street and Broad Street closed to traffic for the Wokingham Winter Carnival, there will be changes to the Lion bus routes. On Sunday, November 26, Reading...
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Secret finale planned for Wokingham’s Winter Carnival
A SPECIAL secret finale is being promised for this year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival. The annual event will still be taking place in Wokingham’s town centre on Sunday, November 25, as...
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Twyford prepares for Sunday’s Christmas light switch-on
THERE’s a festive football match, a sparkling street fayre, coffee morning with Father Christmas and even a partridge in a pear tree, writes James Hastings. In case there was any...
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Shoppers urged to keep it local and support town centre
FESTIVE shoppers are being urged to ‘keep it local’ when deciding where to buy their gifts. And there will be even more reason to visit Wokingham town centre than usual...
Read moreDetailsSanta arrives at Dobbies in Shinfield
SANTA CLAUS has come to town. On Saturday, the jolly man in the red suit walked through the aisles of Dobbies in Shinfield, bringing some early festive cheer on his...
Read moreDetailsSt Paul’s heads to the jungle for a really fun fayre
BIG GAME hunters enjoyed the chance to win a bottle, bag a teddy bear and try the lucky dip thanks to one of the first winter fayres of the season....
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