Live and acoustic night at The Wheelies in Hurst
Live music is coming to The Wheelwrights Arms in Hurst this week. Steve Young will perform an acoustic set at the pub from 8pm on Friday, March 20. He has...
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Coronavirus – Number of cases in Wokingham borough rises for second day in a row
The number of people in Wokingham borough who have caught coronavirus has increased again, on the day that the Government announced the biggest daily rise in the number of diagnosed...
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Cat’s the way to do it! Exotic Cat Club holds annual show in Twyford
EXOTIC CATS from across the country were showcased in a specialist show over the weekend. Persian and exotic short-haired cats from across the country competed in 130 classes at the...
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Police are 'working extremely hard to reduce speeding' across borough
THE POLICE are working hard to making roads across the borough safer. That’s according to a spokesperson for Thames Valley Police, responding to our story last week about speeding in...
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Wokingham Art Society to study tonal values in oil paintings
AN OPPORTUNITY to learn about tonal values using oil paint will be on offer to members of Wokingham Art Society when it meets next week. The group will welcome Max...
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£93 for a bottle of hand sanitizer – local eBayers push up prices of gels
A LOCAL seller is offering a small bottle of hand sanitizer for nearly £100 on an online auction site. With supplies in supermarkets in short supply, people are turning to...
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Morrisons celebrates World Book Day with donation to Windmill Primary School
TO CELEBRATE World Book Day, pupils at Windmill Primary School were gifted some new reading material, thanks to its good neighbour. Community champion Natalie Smith visited the Woosehill venue last...
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A tale of peanut butter and coaching thanks to Wokingham Film Society
A Mark Twain-like adventure is the latest movie to be screened by The Wokingham Film Society. The Peanut Butter Falcon tells the story of a small time outlaw who becomes...
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Schoolboy’s long locks shorn to help Princesses make wigs
A WOKINGHAM boy has had a close shave to raise more than £2,000 for a charity that helps children battling cancer. Nine-year-old Oliver Holmes had been growing his hair for...
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Campaign launched to save Woodley pub and chippy from being turned into an old people's home
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to prevent a much-loved pub and fish ‘n’ chip shop from being converted into an old people’s home. On Saturday, members of Woodley’s Conservatives went...
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