Orchid Willy Waddle: Write your own headline, we found it too hard
A GROUP of fundraisers went on a pub crawl with a different on Saturday – they were all dressed as part of a man’s anatomy. The Willy Waddle started in...
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The gang’s all here! Scouts, Cubs, Brownies and Guides ready to take to South Hill Park stage for annual Gangshow
SCOUTS, Guides, Brownies and Cubs across Berkshire are gearing up for a show stopping Gangshow. The traditional February half-term treat takes place at South Hill Park in Bracknell next week...
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Wargrave Cricket Club plans tasting evening with wine expert
A WINE tasting event will be held at Wargrave Cricket Club this Saturday evening. Expert Frances Walker is the sommelier for the evening, showcasing eight different wines. The £15 entry...
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Wokingham Waitrose to introduce 90-minute parking limit for shoppers
A WOKINGHAM supermarket is to crack down on customers abusing its parking facilities. From Monday, February 25, number plate recognition technology is to be introduced at the Rectory Road branch...
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Winnersh man who refused to do 20 press-ups in the street has jaw broken in savage attack
A MAN who refused to do press-ups in the street has his jaw broken in a vicious street assault. And Thames Police Police said this evening that they arrested a...
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Funding application approved for Sumas to return to Lowther Road
Wokingham and Emmbrook have received approval from the FA to fund the ground improvements which will see them return to Lowther Road next season. The Sumas have been forced to...
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Record store, craft brewery and another bakery latest names for Wokingham’s Peach Place
A RECORD shop and a craft brewery are among the independent retailers coming to Peach Place. Wokingham Borough Council has announced that there will also be a second bakery in...
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Wokingham Borough Council wants to hear residents views on issues that matter to them
BOROUGH residents are being asked for their views on issues such as the Wokingham town centre regeneration, waste and recycling and school crossing patrols. Council bosses say they want to...
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Carnival event will turn Woodley into Hollywood: but first, a visit to the races
WOODLEY will transform into Tinsel Town in June as the annual carnival takes a very glamorous turn. The theme for this year’s event is At the Movies which will see...
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HEALTHWATCH: What it means to be a young carer
Last week we celebrated Young Carers Awareness Day in Wokingham town centre. The needs of young people looking after a relative with an illness or disability are not always understood....
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