WOKINGHAM’S first STEM school has been deemed as ‘outstanding’ during its inaugural Ofsted inspection. Evendons Primary School, which specialises in a Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) curriculum was inspected...
Read moreDetailsA NEW shop dedicated to buying and selling works of art has opened in Wokingham. Jeremy Edwards, who owns Antiq Art at Holme Grange Craft Village, started trading art as...
Read moreDetailsTHE BUNTING is up, the cakes are being baked, and the cups of tea are being prepared for this year’s Henley Literary Festival, which kicks off on today (Monday). Featuring...
Read moreDetailsThe Lovely Debbie McGee waltzed her way to the top of Strictly Come Dancing's leaderboard in the second week of the competition - and her dancing with partner Giovanni Pernice...
Read moreDetailsIt started as the result of too much pizza and probably too many beers. But it ended with a test of skill and endurance as well as quite a few...
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL duo from Lower Earley are putting the finishing touches on their debut album after wowing crowds at festivals this summer. Singer-songwriters Raji Kulatilake and Helen Cuthbertson, otherwise known...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who started sketching as a hobby when he retired has seen his Wokingham-inspired artworks go on sale. Mohan Banerji, who lives in Finchampstead, took up ‘urban sketching’ several...
Read moreDetailsDEVIL WOMEN will be delighted by a special night dedicated to a Bachelor Boy next week. They are invited to Move It to hear the Lucky Lips of a Cliff...
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of youngsters from a church in Woodley are preparing for a trip of a lifetime to help a community in South Africa. Eleven young people, aged between 16...
Read moreDetailsON SATURDAY, we’ll get our first glimpse of Debbie McGee in this year’s Strictly Come Dancing. We can’t wait. At 7pm, the nation will tune in to see the celebrities...
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