THEY suffered heatstroke, broken toes and stumbling through woodlands in the pitch dark. But two intrepid care workers are planning to take part again in one of the country’s toughest...
Read moreDetailsWATERSTONES in Peach Street will welcome author Tina Stubbs on Saturday, April 6. Starting at 10am, she will be on hand to read from her Life’s Little Bugs series of...
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR toddlers’ dance class could be forced to close due to selfish motorists clogging a community car park. Andrea Bickford who runs the Diddi Dance group says people leave...
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE thinking of making a home for a tortoise are invited to visit a special open day. The Berkshire Tortoise Club is holding the event at Earley St Peter’s Church...
Read moreDetailsPLANS TO turn a car park in Wokingham town centre into almost 80 flats by 2022 have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council. The Wokingham Paper revealed the proposals in...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to a former mayor of Wokingham who passed away last month. John Peter Green served on both Wokingham Town and Wokingham District councils, acting as chairman...
Read moreDetailsTHREE local stations will benefit from a £2 billion investment across the Wessex rail route. Wokingham, Winnersh Triangle and Earley are all served by the line which starts from London's...
Read moreDetailsA man has been sentenced to almost two years’ imprisonment after he was convicted of a string of motoring offences following a hearing at Reading Crown Court. On Monday, March...
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to watch the Grand National on a big screen is being offered by a local day centre for the elderly. WADE, on Wokingham’s Reading Road, is opening its...
Read moreDetailsA CAR boot sale will take place in Earley on Saturday. The event will be held at Woodley Hill House in Eastcourt Avenue from 9am-noon. It is organised by members...
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