A COUPLE who ran the Reading Half Marathon has been a real blessing for a Twyford community centre. Kirsty and Chris Payne said that they smashed their fundraising target –...
Read moreDetailsThere were celebrations in Twyford on Tuesday evening after see saw couple Richard March and Michael Jones finally beat the world non-stop see-saw record – originally set in the village...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S Crown Post Office is to close this June despite a passionate campaign to save it. Staff at the historic Broad Street branch were told on Tuesday of the plan...
Read moreDetailsOur April meeting proved very popular, with over 60 people coming to hear Pat Morris give a talk on Hedgehogs. He is very knowledgeable, having done his PhD on hedgehogs...
Read moreDetailsThe Sporting Memories Foundation is a charity dedicated to Sports Reminiscence & Physical Activities. They support older people living in England and Wales with dementia, depression and loneliness by engaging...
Read moreDetailsScience students at Wheatfield Primary School, Winnersh, and Windmill Primary School in Wokingham, visited a prestigious university in their lab coats to compete in a science fair. They were joined...
Read moreDetailsA grandmother from Wokingham is asking for help to solve a 40-year mystery. Su McArthur used to live on the, "cinder track", an unmade piece of road at the end...
Read moreDetailsIT’S THE green dream come true: last week was the first time that Wokingham Borough Council collected food waste from caddies and it’s been judged a success. A total of...
Read moreDetailsA DATE has been announced for a hugely popular family fun day. Wokingham Town Council will be holding the annual children’s event in Langborough Recreation Ground on Saturday, May 25....
Read moreDetailsMECHANICS at a Wokingham garage spent a day fixing cars and fighting cancer. While staff at Citroemech worked on customers' vehicles, they were invited to donate to Macmillan Cancer care....
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