WITH the December 12 general election looming ever closer, an opportunity to grill the candidates standing in Reading East will take place early next month. Organised by Churches Together in...
Read moreDetailsA train has broken down at Wokingham, and as a result there are delays this evening. National Rail has warned that services between Reading and Blackwater/Ascot will be delayed or...
Read moreDetailsAgeing Well was the topic of conversation at a customer conference hosted by local social care provider Optalis. At their second annual conference, customers were invited to discuss the theme...
Read moreDetailsPolice officers are appealing for witnesses after a man sustained multiple stab wounds in an attempted murder.
Read moreDetailsA breast cancer survivor's hopes of raising thousands for charity have been dented after a sponsor backed out of a charity calendar.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM shoppers once again confirmed their commitment to staying in Europe according to a new straw poll conducted on Saturday. Members of Wokingham For Europe set up stall in Market...
Read moreDetailsBohunt School Christmas MarketThursday 21st November 6-8 pm, entry £1 Adult, free for children Bohunt SchoolSheerlands Road,Arborfield, RG2 9GBwww.bswca.org.uk/xmas Bohunt School Wokingham Community Association (BSWCA) is holding its annual Christmas...
Read moreDetailsDarth Vader, Storm Troopers, a Shore Trooper and a Jawa will be in the Wokingham Winter Carnival parade on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsTrained tattooist Vicky Martin recreates 3D nipples for people who have had single or double mastectomies.
Read moreDetailsA black pickup truck reversed into the glass shop front two times to break into the building.
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