Wokingham 10-year-old Zoe’s grabbing life to the full
THINGS are picking up for 10-year-old Zoe Carter. The youngster has a rare genetic condition known as HSP which means her muscles don’t work properly and she is unable to...
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Woodley’s town centre manager prepares to retire after 11 years in the role
HE HAS been at the centre of life in Woodley for the past 11 years. Now, Jacques Lherbier is preparing for a somewhat quieter role. The man who has been...
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Model railway team appeal for photos of area around Wokingham’s railway station in the 1960s
Apart from being the most famous year in English history for football fans, 1966 is also a red letter year for a local model railway society, writes Sabita Burke. Over...
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Appeal launched to help fund community event for Arborfield marking 75th anniversary of D Day landings
An appeal for donations has been made to enable a community event to take place this summer, writes Holly Fournier. The Arborfield branch of The Royal British Legion is planning...
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Zara Kitchen Designs shows how to cook up a treat
The NEFF Cooking Demonstration at Zara Kitchens on Saturday with Jo Barwick cooking. A COOKERY demonstration was “invaluable” for people thinking of investing in a new kitchen. On Saturday, Wokingham...
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Gas works letter warning of more works raises smiles rather than dismay
The spoof letter puporting to be from SGN over more gasworks has raised a smile among Winnersh IT is often claimed the mart of letter writing has been lost to...
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Woodley mayor gets on his bike to celebrate new bike hub
Woodley’s town mayor got on his bike last week to help celebrate the launch of a new bike hub. Wokingham Borough Council’s My Journey team has opened the facility at...
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Musical instrument valuation day to be held at Cantley House Hotel in Wokingham
An instrument valuation day will be held at Cantley House Hotel in Wokingham on Monday, March 11. Experts from London-based musical instrument shop Amati will be on hand to offer...
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SAVE OUR OAKS: Angry protestors to gather in bid to save Woodcray Meadows
OBJECTORS to a massive new housing estate on a popular green space have praised local people for backing their campaign. Hundreds of yellow ribbons have appeared on trees, gates and...
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Exotic cats come to Twyford for special pet show contest
PAMPERED pets descended on Twyford on Saturday to compete in a special cat show. Members of The Exotic Cat Club travelled from across the country to take part in its...
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