Chilterns Cricket League Premier 2: Frieth 1st XI (219-9) beat Emmbrook and Bearwood 1st XI (70 all out) Emmbrook and Bearwood suffered a heavy defeat against high flying Frieth as...
Read moreDetailsONE of the borough’s most-loved parks has received the Green Flag for the second year in a row. The scheme honours parks that are the very best in the world...
Read moreDetailsSHE’S sold millions of records, danced thousands of steps and made one school’s dreams come true. Last week, Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts visited pupils at Barnardo’s High Close School...
Read moreDetailsFURIOUS parents have promised a summer of protests over cuts to services for children with special needs. An angry group confronted councillors arriving for a meeting at Wokingham Borough Council's...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS on a course run by a Wokingham company have celebrated their graduation at Reading College. They completed the Ace@Optalis course which supports students with learning disabilities through their transition...
Read moreDetailsHighways England has announced that the M4 will be closed this evening after a fuel spillage on the carriageway. The closure, which affects Junction 8/9 (Maidenhead) to Junction 7 (Slough...
Read moreDetailsBOSSES of a new-look pizza restaurant in Wokingham’s town centre are promising to bring a touch of the theatre to dining out. The PizzaExpress branch in Broad Street has reopened...
Read moreDetailsHome-Start Wokingham District held its AGM on Wednesday, July 17, during which it showcased and celebrated the work of its volunteers, the lifeblood of the charity
Read moreDetailsHome Counties Cricket League Division 2: Wokingham 1st XI (234 all out) drew with Oxford Downs (203-6) Wokingham remain in fourth place in the division as they were held to...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Cricket League Premier Division: Crowthorne & Crown Wood 1st XI (189-8) beat Woodley 1st XI (163 all out) Crowthorne & Crown Wood remain in third place after they beat...
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