On Sunday, the annual toy run took place, seeing around 2,000 bikers take part in a colourful procession through Shinfield, Winnersh and Wokingham. Organised by the Reading Christian Bikers, the...
Read moreDetailsSANTA Claus is coming to town – and he has swapped his reindeer for a Harley-Davidson. The annual Reading Toy Run in aid of Barnardo’s is heading to Wokingham next...
Read moreDetailsLIKE most teenagers Megan Splain knows what she wants for Christmas – and has been busy letting everyone know about it. But unlike most teenagers, the 16-year-old isn’t asking for...
Read moreDetailsSWITCHING off the traffic lights at Winnersh Triangle during off-peak hours “is not possible”. That’s the verdict of Cllr Anthony Pollock, the executive member for highways and transport. He was...
Read moreDetailsANYONE who has ever fancied taking part in Supermarket Sweep can have their chance thanks to an amazing new contest organised by Wokingham Lions. The charity has teamed up with...
Read moreDetailsQuick thinking on the part of an HGV driver prevented tragedy this morning. The driver, who has asked not to be named, said he was driving south along Mole Road,...
Read moreDetailsTWO Wokingham women turned up the heat to raise money for their favourite charity. Kirsty Ede and Pam Baker completed the Sahara challenge which involves a two marathon walks in temperatures...
Read moreDetailsA MAN with links to Winnersh is being hunted by police after failing to appear at Guildford Court on Monday, October 8. In his absence, O’Reilly was found guilty of...
Read moreDetailsThe Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh has donated £5,000 to the Royal Berks Charity to support the purchase of a new ultrasound scanner to improve the diagnosis of prostate...
Read moreDetailsPets at Home is inviting pet owners in Wokingham to help celebrate the crème de la crème of pet products by voting in this year’s My VIP (Very Important Pet)...
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