Holiday time can be stressful for couples whose relationship is already under strain. Being in close proximity in a small hotel room, chalet or tent, can be the final straw,...
Read moreDetailsThe time has come to nominate your 2018 Wokingham sporting heroes. The Wokingham Sports Awards will be held on Friday, November 23 at Bulmershe School and nominations are now being...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM was awarded a Silver Gilt for its efforts to brighten up the town centre with flowers. Last Wednesday, the annual Thames and Chilterns in Bloom awards were presented in...
Read moreDetailsDAN BATEMAN says he would not stand in the way if youngsters Connor Holland and Josh Harris were approached by other clubs. The teenage pair both started for the Sumas...
Read moreDetailsA UNIQUE project to recreate the bygone age of steam railways in Wokingham has picked up a national prize. Members of the Berkshire Area N-Gauge rail modelling group, which meets...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES in Woodley will be holding a special celebration next week and everyone is invited. The sixth annual Festival of Business is returning to Woodley Town Council on Thursday, October...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM automotive technology company has appointed a new general director to spearhead its operations on the other side of the Atlantic. CitNOW, which is based off Molly Millars Lane,...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY business has been taken over by a national firm. Stewarts Coach Group is now part of The Kings Ferry Group, a subsidiary of the National Express coach company....
Read moreDetailsA FORMER newspaper editor is helping local businesses to grow after launching a new public relations company. Adam Smith, 46, from Barkham, edited The Wokingham Times for five years before...
Read moreDetailsA MIXTURE of classic and modern films are to be shown as part of a film club. The Knowl Hill Village Association runs the club over the first Friday evening...
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