PLANS to concrete over ancient riverside to create a single-track bus lane bridge to Reading Station are now dead and buried. Earlier this week, Reading Borough Council confirmed that the...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM pub has called time on loneliness among the town’s elderly population. The Ship Inn is offering free tea or coffee to pensioners during the winter months. And staff...
Read moreDetailsThe latest weather forecasts have been made available and it now looks like Wokingham could be in for two days of snow this week. Yesterday, the Met Office released a...
Read moreDetailsDo you take medication regularly to manage a condition that you have? Do you have items on repeat prescription? We all assume that we will be able to get the...
Read moreDetailsWhat do you want to achieve in your life? What do you want in your life that you do not currently have? What needs to happen to make that one...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have said they have arrested a man on suspicion of assault. On Saturday, they appealed for help to trace a man from Arborfield. They now say that as a...
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS pushing for a second referendum on Brexit once again took to Wokingham town centre's streets to canvass the views of shoppers. On Saturday, members of the People's Vote campaign...
Read moreDetailsThe first branch of Aldi in Wokingham town will open in June this year, making it the first business in the regenerated Elms Field to confirm a launch date. The...
Read moreDetailsThe Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow for later this week. If the forecast is correct – and it could change between now and Wednesday morning –...
Read moreDetailsBRIDES-TO-BE can enjoy a free glass of bubbly and canapes when they visit a wedding fayre this weekend. Easthampstead Park in Wokingham is opening its doors to people looking to...
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