A PERVERT who abused a string of boys over a 35-year period will spend the next 17 years in jail. David Witts, 73 and a Merryfields Way, Lewisham, received the...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S Crown Post Office closed its doors for good last Wednesday - and residents looking to pick up a parcel must once again use the side entrance. This is, Royal...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of youngsters had three good reasons to head to Twyford last Saturday. They were taking part in the third Twyford Kids Triathlon for children aged between eight and fourteen....
Read moreDetailsA YEAR of fundraising has seen a mayor raise almost £28,000 for a children’s charity based in Woodley. Cllr John Kaiser, who stepped down as Wokingham Borough mayor in May,...
Read moreDetailsA FOOTBALL club for youngsters is looking to pioneer a new team aimed at helping disabled children enjoy a game. The Twyford Comets has been given a £1,500 grant from...
Read moreDetailsHE CROSSED a rope bridge, climbed tree trunks and navigated a desert to get there, but nothing but a fertile imagination was going to stop Wokingham Borough Mayor from opening...
Read moreDetailsALTERNATIVE road layouts and changes to parking in Twyford could be on the cards after a council member has called for a review of the village. Cllr Pauline Jorgensen, the...
Read moreDetailsEven though artist Glyn Uzzell lived in Portugal he was an active member of The Chelsea Arts Club right up to his death in 2014. The painting featured today is...
Read moreDetailsTHE first store in the new Elms Field development is to open on Thursday, July 11. And there will be freebies on offer for the first 30 customers through the...
Read moreDetailsLONDON Irish have announced that former rugby league player Brad Davis will join the coaching staff ahead of the club's return to the Gallagher Premiership for the 2019/20 season. The...
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